The given pie chart and table demonstrate the distribution of the Australian population based on ethnicity and regions.
Overall, it is clear from the pie chart that the largest proportion of Australia’s population consists of locals, while Chinese and Dutch made up the smallest. The table, on the other hand, indicates that all provided nationalities mostly concentrate in the urban areas.
Analysing further, the second biggest group in the terms of nationalities is people of different other ethnicities coming up to 14%. In contrast, New Zealanders, Chinese and Dutch are in the minority, their figures range merely from 1% to 3%.
As for the regional distribution, nearly four fifth of native Australians and Dutch live in cities. Almost all Chinese people prefer urban dwelling, only 1% of them live in the countryside. It can also be noted 9 of 10 British and New Zealand people chose cities as their accommodation.