The chart shows British Emigration to selected destinations between 2004 and 2007. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

The bar chart displays the number of British

people

who emigrated to Australia, Spain, New Zealand, France, and the USA over the

period

2004 to 2007. It can be seen that during the presented

period

, Australia has always been the most chosen destination. Emigration stood at just over 40.000

people

in 2004, which was twice as high as New Zealand, the USA, and France. Apart from a jump to approximately 52.000 in 2006, it remained around

this

level throughout the four years. The next most popular country for British migrants to move to was Spain, with approximately 6000

people

under Australia during the first 3 years, and a final decline to just below 30000 in 2007. Despite

this

fall, the figure was still higher than for the remaining three countries. New Zealand welcomed around 20000 Britons each year,

whereas

in the USA the number fluctuated between 20000 and 25000

people

over the given

period

.

Although

British emigration happened the least in France, there was a notable peak of more than 30000 migrants in 2005, a similar amount to Spain's. 

However

,

at the end

of the

period

, it was still the least chosen to emigrate, at slightly below 20000

people

.