The pie chart and the table illustrate the percentage of birthplaces in residents living in Australia and where people born in these countries live, respectively.

The provided graphs depict the Australian residential birthplaces and the number of populations who were born whether in urban or rural areas, measured in proportion.

Overall

, it can be observed that Australians are indigenous to Australia,

while

other nations account for a minority of people residing in it.

Additionally

, predominantly, individuals in certain countries had a higher rate of residing in the cities. With regards to the amount of births in the motherland, Australians occupied the majority of the community at roughly 73%.

This

was followed by other nations, which accounted for 14%. In terms of the UK, the figure for

this

was recorded as 7% . The three remaining nations namely New Zealand, China and Netherlands displayed a minor rate at 3%, 2% and 1%, respectively. Turning to the general public living in Australia, Chinese and Dutch people experienced nine to ten residents living in metropolitan areas.

This

rate was identical to the British, Australians and New Zealanders, which showed up by the gap between 80% and 90%.