The line graph compares the number of visitors to four locations—West Eaton, Ryeslip, Sutton Wood, and Church Mount—over a four-month period from June to September.
Overall, Sutton Wood experienced significant fluctuations, while West Eaton and Church Mount showed a steady upward trend. In contrast, Ryeslip witnessed a continuous decline in visitor numbers throughout the period.
In June, Ryeslip recorded the highest number of visitors at 300, followed by Sutton Wood with 250. Meanwhile, West Eaton and Church Mount had the fewest visitors, each attracting just 50 people. In July, Sutton Wood increased moderately to reach approximately 270, overtaking Ryeslip, which dropped to around 260. Both West Eaton and Church Mount also saw a rise, climbing to roughly 110 and 100, respectively.
August saw a dramatic fall in visitors to Sutton Wood, plunging to 80, the lowest figure across all regions in that month. Meanwhile, West Eaton rose slightly to around 140, and Church Mount reached approximately 130. Ryeslip continued its gradual downward trend, falling to 200.
By September, Sutton Wood experienced a sharp recovery, surging to 300 visitors, the highest figure observed during the entire period. West Eaton and Church Mount continued to grow gradually, ending at around 160 and 150, respectively. Ryeslip, however, continued its consistent decline, dropping to 160.