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Band 7+: Task 1: The charts below show the water levels of 6 cities in Australia in October 2009 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image shows reservoir water levels as percentages of maximum for Oct 2009 and Oct 2010 across six cities: Darwin has 20% in 2009, 80% in 2010; Sydney has 55% in 2009, about 70% in 2010; Melbourne has slightly above 30% in 2009, about 45% in 2010; Brisbane has about 40% in 2009, 50% in 2010; Perth has about 23% in 2009, approximately 34% in 2010; Canberra has 50% in 2009, 100% in 2010.
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The statistics illustrate the water levels of six Australian cities during October 2009 and 2010.

Overall, among all cities, Sydney had the highest proportion of water level during the entire period except 2010, when Canberra took over. A majority of cities witnessed an upward trend compared to the previous year, except Darwin, which displayed an opposite trend, and Brisbane, which remained unchanged.

In 2009, Sydney and Canberra had the highest proportion of water level, with approximately 75%, around two times as high as the figure for Perth. Melbourne recorded the lowest water percentage, with around 20%, about one-half as high as the data for Darwin.

Thereafter, most cities witnessed an upward trend. Canberra took the highest place, with its water level rising from 75% to around 95%. Perth witnessed the largest increase in water levels, to over 70%. By contrast, Darwin displayed an opposite trend; its proportion fell from 50% to around 25%. Meanwhile, Brisbane remained unchanged, with around 55%.

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