The given bar chart depicts average income of the British residents living in the cities of England and Scotland. Overall, seven cities are included in the chart and salaries are given in pounds sterling.
At the glance, London drastically varied from the other cities and the average income constituted for almost 34,000 pounds sterling. In contrast, Birmingham, Manchester, and Glascow illustrated the modest numbers with approximately 26,000 pounds on average. Additionally, the common pattern between the highest earning cities London and Cambridge can be described. Both cities involved significant number of people in the sample. Whereas Birmingham and Edinburgh were associated with the lowest number of individuals who participated in the survey.
Moreover, all three cities with the highest average of income and both cities with the lowest were English. Birmingham and Manchester showed distinguishably low statistics with averege of about 25,500 and 25,900 pounds sterling respectively. English city Bristol was in the middle of the chart with almost 28,000.
On contrary, cities that are located in Scotaland, Edinburgh and Glasgow presented the meanest data with roughly 27,600 and 26,200 pounds sterling.
In conclusion, english cities were allocated in the group of cities with the highest and modest average salary, whereas scottish cities where in between.