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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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The given graph illustrates the change in the ratio of the people whose birthplace was Australia and the people who were living in Australia but born outside based on the area they live between the years 1995 and 2010.
In the first graph, we can see that in the late 90s, for both people born in Australia and people from outside Australia, the number of people living in city areas was higher with about a difference of 10%. Moreover, the ratio of people living in towns was less than the number of people living in rural areas.
Describing the second figure, for the year 2010, it shows that the ratio of people living in cities was the highest with a percentage covering more than 60% for both categories. Talking about the people born in Australia, the number of people living in towns was similar with a percentage of around 15, whereas for the people born outside Australia, it was 10% and 5% respectively.
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