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The image features a bar chart illustrating water levels in reservoirs across six Australian cities in October 2009 and October 2010: Darwin, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Canberra. For Darwin, water levels are approximately 50% in October 2009 and drop to about 47% in October 2010. Sydney shows water levels around 80% in October 2009, increasing to approximately 85% in October 2010. Melbourne's water levels are about 45% in October 2009, rising to roughly 60% in October 2010. Brisbane's water levels are consistent at approximately 50% for both years. Perth shows water levels at approximately 60% in October 2009 and about 50% in October 2010. Canberra water levels are around 55% in October 2009, significantly increasing to nearly 100% in October 2010.
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The graph show the water levels in Australia Specifically in Darwin, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Canberra. It demonstrates two dates which is Oct, 09 and Oct 10. These dates will give us a good understanding of water levels. The chart has a percentage scale which is a important figure in comparing between the timeline.
Darwin’s water level decrease meanwhile all of the others increase. Sydney increased a little bit. Melbourne is similar to sydney because the differnce is not visilable. Brisbane stayed at the same point and didn’t move at all the levle of water is stable. Perth and Canberra won comparing to others because it has increase comparing it to before and after.
In conclusion, the table has a good view about the water levels in Australia. It is easy and simple to read and analyze. It can help to figure the difference in each place at Australia and where over days water levels reach.
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