The following table shows the number of people from five European nations living in each other’s countries in 2011.
The table provides data on the number of
individuals
from five European countries living in each other's countries in 2011.
Overall
. the number of individuals
from Poland accounts for the highest. By contrast
, the number of folks folks from Spanish made of the lowest.
Looking at the table more closely, 297.00 people
from Germany lived in British, followed by Spanish, Italian and Polish, with 196.000 people
living in Spanish, 42.000 people
living in Italia and 4.400 people
living in Polish. In contrast
, 170 individuals
from Spain live in Polisch, followed by 19.000 individuals
living in Italia. 71.000 individuals
living in the UK and 112.000 people
living in Germany.
In conclusion, folks from all countries lived in different nations in 2011.Submitted by garim4645 on
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