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The image features a bar chart illustrating water levels in reservoirs across six Australian cities in October 2009 and October 2010: Darwin, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Canberra. For Darwin, water levels are approximately 50% in October 2009 and drop to about 47% in October 2010. Sydney shows water levels around 80% in October 2009, increasing to approximately 85% in October 2010. Melbourne's water levels are about 45% in October 2009, rising to roughly 60% in October 2010. Brisbane's water levels are consistent at approximately 50% for both years. Perth shows water levels at approximately 60% in October 2009 and about 50% in October 2010. Canberra water levels are around 55% in October 2009, significantly increasing to nearly 100% in October 2010.
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The proportion of water level in 6 regions has been illustrated by the chart in a period of 1 year,starting from 2009 october.

It can be seen that,overall,the highest water level was seen in Carberra,while Melbourne experience the least portion.Notably,the percentage of water levels did not change in Brisbane by the period.

When it comes to water level in 2009,Sydney and Caeberra were the highest compared to other region as they had a figure of 75%.Melbourne had a quater of ratio,which was the lowest in levels in the whole chart.Darwin had a significant contribution in the levels of water at 45%,followed by Perth 40%,respectively.In Brisbane,there was 55% levels,which was 10% higher than Drawins water level.

Later in 2010,Carberras water level moderately increased to almost 100%.Similarly,Perth showed a substantial growth by 20%,reaching 60% and Melbourne rose by approximately 15%.Besides,the figure for sydney rose minimally,which constitute for 80%.In contrast,only Darwins water level fell to around 38%.Brisabne had the same ratio as 2009 .

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