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Band 5+: Percentage of population living in urban areas in 2003 and 2030

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The image depicts a bar graph on "Percentage of population living in urban areas in 2003 and 2030 (estimated)", with horizontal axis tracking years and vertical showing percentage population. For 2003: World at approx 49%, Africa 38%, Europe 72%, South America 79%, Asia 41%, North America 80%. For 2030: World at approx 61%, Africa 50%, Europe 80%, South America 84%, Asia 57%, North America 90%.
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The bar chart gives data about how many individuals living in cities in 2003 compared with 2030. The population is indicated in percentage. It is clearly seen the most unpopular place to live is Asia.

Overall, the most noticeable feature is North America was on the highest point with about 80% of individuals in 2003. Whereas, Africa had the least numerous of populations (approximately 39%). All world was on the 3th place between all counties. It is predicted, will grow around with 10 percentage.

Secondly, it is expected that North America will increase with a little change (1%) in 2030. Another striking change is Africa line will dramatically grow by 52% by 2030. Additionally, Africa and Asia lines will reach almost the same point with around 50% of individuals.

To sum up, there are any dramatically changes throughout all the period. The Africa is the worst area to live. While, South America increases with 10%. It is the most successful county in people’s opinion.

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