The line graph illustrates the number of people visiting four different areas—West Eaton, Ryeslip, Sutton Wood, and Church Mount—between June and September.
Overall, while Sutton Wood experienced the most fluctuations, West Eaton and Church Mount showed a gradual increase throughout the period. In contrast, Ryeslip witnessed a steady decline in visitor numbers.
In June, Ryeslip had the highest number of visitors at around 300, followed by Sutton Wood with approximately 250. Both West Eaton and Church Mount had much lower figures, at roughly 50 each. By July, all areas except Ryeslip saw a rise in visitors. Sutton Wood rose to about 270, whereas Ryeslip dropped slightly to around 260. West Eaton and Church Mount increased steadily to about 110 and 100 respectively.
In August, Sutton Wood saw a sharp decline, dropping to just under 100, which was the lowest among all locations that month. Meanwhile, West Eaton and Church Mount continued to climb, reaching around 150 and 140 respectively. Ryeslip, however, continued its downward trend, falling to nearly 200.
By September, Sutton Wood rebounded dramatically to reach 300 visitors, becoming the most visited area. West Eaton and Church Mount both experienced slight increases, leveling at just above 150. Ryeslip, on the other hand, continued to decrease, ending the period at about 160.