The table and pie graph give information about populations in Australia according to different nationalities and regions.
Overall, the largest proportion of Australia’s population consists of Australian individuals, while the smallest proportion of Austalia’s population consists of Dutch people. A majority of Australia’s residents live in city. The highest percentage of countryside residents consists of Australian people among all five different nationalities.
Around 73% of Australia’s population consists of Australian individuals , while around 1% of Australia’s population consists of Dutch people. Nearly 7% of Australia’s population consists of British people, while nearly 3% of Australia’s population consists of New Zealanders. Approximately 2% of Australia’s population includes Chinese people.
Nearly one-fifth of Australian people live in countryside, while other 80% of them reside in city. Around 17% of Dutch individuals live in countryside, while other 83% of them reside in cities. Around one-tenth of New Zealanders live in countryside, while other 90% of them live in city. The lowest percentage of countryside residents consists of Chinese people, and it shows a number of around 1%. Other 99% of Chinese people live in city. Nearly 11% of British people live in countryside, while nearly 89% of them live in city.