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The image shows a graph depicting annual immigration from 1990 to 2001 to three countries. For the USA: 1990 - 1700k, 1991 - 1400k, 1992 - 1200k, 1993 - 1100k, 1994 - 1100k, 1995 - 1100k, 1996 - 900k, 1997 - 900k, 1998 - 900k, 1999 - 1200k, 2000 - 1400k, 2001 - 1400k. For Canada: 1990 - 200k, 1991 - 250k, 1992 - 250k, 1993 - 200k, 1994 - 200k, 1995 - 200k, 1996 - 200k, 1997 - 250k, 1998 - 250k, 1999 - 250k, 2000 - 300k, 2001 - 350k. For Australia: 1990 - 100k, 1991 - 100k, 1992 - 100k, 1993 - 100k, 1994 - 50k, 1995 - 100k, 1996 - 100k, 1997 - 50k, 1998 - 50k, 1999 - 50k, 2000 - 100k, 2001 - 150k.
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The line graph illustrates the number of immigration in the USA, Canada and Australia between 1991 and 2001.
Overall, the USA has the highest number of immigration undergoing the period. Both Canada and Australia recorded the lowest figure. Then, the number of people immigrating in Canada has a slight rise in the final years.
Starting with the number of immigration in the USA, it stood at 1400 in 1991 and then reached a peak of 1800 in 1992. Then, there was a significant decrease to 800 over the 1 year after that decreasing slightly throughout the period.
In 1991 the number of immigration in Canada stood at 200 but then remained stably over the 19 years. Then, the figure was a noticeable rise to approximately 400 in 2001. Australia maintained at under around 200 in the half years and then remained unchanged throughout the period.
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