The bar chart below describes some changes about the percentage of people were born in Australia and who were born outside Australia living in urban, rural and town between 1995 and 2010.

The graph demonstrates the proportion of

people

born in

Australia

and who were born outside

Australia

living in different places namely cities, countryside, and towns over a 5-year period, starting in 1995.

Overall

, the bar chart witnessed several changes after 5 years. It is

also

clear that the number of citizens who were born outside

Australia

and live in cities remained at the highest rate throughout the given course. In 1995, the rate of

people

who were born in

Australia

living in cities stood at around 50% and grew slightly to over 60% in 2010,

while

the figure for

people

who were born outside

Australia

was considerably higher than

it

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, with 60%

initially

and rose drastically by 20%, reaching 80% in the 5 following years

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percentage of citizens who were born in

Australia

and lived in towns and rural started out at approximately 20% and 35% respectively, after which suffered a dramatic drop and recorded having the same figure, nearly 18%. Similar patterns were

also

seen in the rates of

people

who were born outside

Australia

in towns and rural areas, with 18% for the former and 40% for the latter, both recorded in 1995.

Then

, those figures reduced sharply to under 15% and 10% respectively

at the end

of the period.