The supplied bar chart above represents the data about people living in rural, urban and town who born in Australia or outside of state between 1995 and 2010.
The bar graph gives information about the percentage of
people
living in rural, urban and towns who were born in Australia
or outside of the state, in two different periods between 1995 and 2010.
In general, we can see that the population of cities is the highest in both years, by contrast
, the percentage of the population in rural areas
is increasing, unlike, the population of a town in 1995, in addition
, it was approximately equal to the year 2010.
Firstly
, in 1995 people
born in Australia
were 50.In addition
,people
born outside Australia
were 60.Moreover
, people
who were born in a town in Australia
and outside were 20 and 10.As for, people
who were born in rural Australia
and outside it is 30 and 40.
Lastly
, in 2010 approximately62of people
were born in cities in Asturalia and outside . However
, people
were equally born in towns and rural areas
in Australia
. By contrast
, outside this
country, people
were in rural areas
5 and in town were twice as many borns in rural areas
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