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The image depicts two clustered bar graphs representing the population distribution in cities, towns, and rural areas in Australia for people born in the country and those born outside in the years 1995 and 2010. In 1995, People born in Australia had around 54 in cities, 40 in towns, and 5 in rural areas, while those born outside Australia had approximately 20 in cities, 30 in towns, and 8 in rural areas. In 2010, People born in Australia had 70, over 45, and less than 5 for cities, towns, and rural areas; those born outside Australia had 18, 25, and less than 5, respectively.
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In 1995; 50 percent of the people born in Australia are born in cities. about 20 percent are born in towns, and around 30 percent are born in rural areas. Meanwhile, the people born outside of Australia in 1995; around 60 percent are born in cities, about 10 percent are born in towns, and about 40 percent are born in rural areas.
Though we can see a major difference in 2010, people that are born in Australia has about 65 percent born in cities, 15 percent born in towns, and 15 percent born in rural areas. People born outside of Australia has about 80 percent born in cities, 10 percent born in town and 5 percent born in rural areas.
In conclusion we can see that the people born in and outside of Autralia had an increase in cities and a big downfall in rural areas and slightly towns in 2010.
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