The pie chart and the table provide data on the percentage of Australian population of a certain nationality living in the cities as opposed to living in the countryside.
The most widespread group of people are undoubtedly Australians, who make up 73% of the whole population of the country, while Chinese and Dutch people have the lowest segment. The urbanization levels in Australia are striking with 99% as the highest rate among a nation and 80% as the lowest rate.
From a pie chart we could understand that the number of British people living in the Australia is twice as big as the number of New Zealanders living there (7% and 3% respectively).
The lowest rate of urbanization is shown by locals, with fifth part of Australians prefering to live outside the city), which seems very reasonable from the historical perspective. Another group of people gravitating towards countryside are Dutch.