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The image presents a line graph showing the number of visitors per month in summer 2013 to the British Museum, Science Museum, and Natural History Museum in London, with data points in June, July, August, and September ranging from 200 to 600 thousand for the Science Museum, 300 and 600 to 500 thousand for the Natural History Museum, and 400 and 500 to 700 thousand for the British Museum.
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This line graph shows the mounthly number of visitors in British Museum , Science fare and National history museum in 2013.

Firstly british museum is the most visited spot of them . we can see , on June 2013, british museum 600000 visitor are visited . on the next mounth we can see a increase of the visitors in british museum and the number is 750000 . net in august , we can see , the visitor of the british museum a heavy down fall and the number is 500000 and lastly in septenber the number is 650000 .

secondly , on the science mesume , we can see the number of visitor in june 2013, is 550000 and the next mounth we can see a downfall and the number is 450000 and on the other hand next mounth i mean in august the visitor rate is increase day by day and the number is 480000 and finally the number is on september is 480000.

lastly , the national history museum . it is the most less visited spot . and in 2013 ,on june mounth the number of visitor is 400000 and by a heavy decrase from june to august the number of visitors is down in 300000 and on september 2013 the number of visitors in national history museum again increases and the number is almost 4500000.

Comparison : in this three visitor spot , most of the people visit on june to sptember 2013 in british museum and less visited spot is national histor museum .

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