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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 bar chart illustrates the water levels in reservoirs of six different Australian cities, in October 2009 in comparison with October 2010.
It is evident form the graph that the levels are the highest in Canberra in 2010, while the lowest in Melbourne in October 2009.In addition, the proportion of water level esacaltaed over one-year period in all the cities except for Brisbane and Darwin.As for Brisbane the levels in both years were equal whereas this percentage declined in Darwin.
In October 2009, The quantity of water storage tanks stood at same level (75%) for Sydney and Canberra with a difference of about 25% from the next highest in Brisbane.Meanwhile, Melbourne had the least surface level at 25%.
Over the next year, the level dramatically increased to 98% in Canberra, while only slightly, for Sydney , to 80%.Although levels achieved a high level in Melbourne, still it was the lowest as compared to the other cities.
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