The table and pie chart gives information about the population in Australia according to different nationalities and areas.

Contained in two charts are data on Australia’s

population

which were based on dissimilar nationalities and zones. Generally speaking, most of the

population

was Australian.

Additionally

, the percentage of residents in Australia who lived in urban areas outnumbered rural areas. Beginning with the

population

in Australia, the highest figure was Australian recorded at 73%,

while

the lowest was Dutch stood at 1%, making

this

a significant difference. With respect to the others and British, their proportion accounted for 14% and 7%, respectively, closely followed by the Chinese with a lower

population

of 2%. Turning to the table, the considerable difference was in Chinese whose

population

in cities outnumbered

countryside

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the countryside

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at 99% and 1%, in that order. With regard to Australian, British and New

Zealander

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Zealanders

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, their figures for cities ranged from 80% to 90%,

while

countryside

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the countryside

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ranged from 10% to 20%. Below

this

level was the Dutch whose data of urban areas made up 83%,

whereas

the rural ones hit 17%.