The line graph shows the changes in the population of some cities till date. Write a report and select the main features, making comparison where relevant.

The line graph provides information concerning the different quantities of people in Oregon from 1940 to 2000. The data can be read in one group, namely the number that experienced an upward trend. Figures are given in the quantity of population and A.D. years. At first glance, it can clearly be seen that the numbers of the given 3 nations' citizens rose over the following 60 years,

while

Washington

initially

ranked at the upper part and the other two stood at the lower part of the graph.

To begin

with the figures for those who are from Washington, it started at 75 in 1940, before steadily increasing to about 120 in 1970. After a dramatic rise in 1970, the number continued to grow for another 30 years to reach the highest level of approximately 250 in 2000. Moving on to the figure for Yamhill and Columbia, the former remained at 30,

while

the latter was calculated at 29 in 1940. Lately, both of them rose to 45 and 35 in 1970, before double itself into 90 and 75 in 2000 respectively.