The graph below shows the population change between 1940 and 2000 in three different counties in the US state of Oregon.
The graph illustrates the change in
population
from 1940 to 2000 in three different counties in the US state of Oregon.
Overall
, it is clear that
people who live in Washington
had the highest number during the period, while
the population
in other cities was a slight increase.
To begin
with, at the beginning of the period, 75000 individuals lived in Washington
, whereas
Columbia and Yamhill
had the same quantities and the growing trend, which were 30000 and 29000 respectively, which meant Yamhill
had the lowest population
of the three countries. After 30 years, residents in Washington
increased by 55000 to 125000; however
, Columbia and Yamhill
only rose by approximately about 15000, which was still less than 60000.
In 2000, Washington
's inhabitants had a sharp increase, which reached a peak at 240000. It was two times more than in 1970. In addition
, the population
also
rose twice in Columbia and Yamhill
, which were 90000 and 75000.Submitted by af231186 on
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