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The image displays overseas visitors to three areas in a European country between 1987-2007; in 1987, the coast at 40, mountains at 20, lakes at 10; 1992 shows coast 35, mountains 25, lakes 40; 1997 shows coast 50, mountains 30, lakes 50; 2002 shows coast 60, mountains 30, lakes peaked at 75; 2007 shows coast 75, mountains 35, lakes declined to 50; units in thousands.
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The given graph illustrates information about the total number of overseas visitors to three locations in a country in the Europe during 20 years from 1987 and 2007.

Overall, the graph shows that the coast was the most popular place in the beginning and in the end remained as the most popular. The lakes had overthrough some fluctuations, while the mountains stood as the least popular place.

The number of visitors to the cost was 40 thousands in 1987, and decreased to nearly 35 thousands in 1992. After those years, the number was steadily growing and reached 60 and more than 70 thousands in 2002 and 2007 respectively. The mountains’ visitors on the other hand did not show a big difference, although in 1987 it was 20 thousand and around 35 thousand in 2007.

The people who was in the lakes showed the lowest number among of three places, it showed 10 thousand. However, it was steadily increasing until 1997. After that, the number has been signifcanlty growing and showed more than 70 thousand people in 2002. Importantly, this number was the highest number among three locations. Nevertheless, after this year the number steadily downgraded and stood at 50 thousand in 2007.

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