The table and pie chart represent a compelling overview of Australia’s population distribution, highlighting the distinction between urban and rural living among different regions. Overall, the data reveals that Chinese have the highest percent of people choosing living in the city, while Australians demonstrate the smallest percentage of residents in the city.
The data consistently highlights a significant urban concentration among all surveyed groups, particularly among Australians (80%), British (89%) and New Zealanders ,making up 89%. The Chinese population exhibits an even more inclination toward city living, with a remarkable 99% and only 1% of the total population prefer suburbs.
While the general trend is in favour of urban living, the Dutch community displays a slightly more balanced distribution, only 83% are choosing staying in the city and 17% remain in the countryside respectively.