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The image contains a bar chart with six vertical bars each showing percentages of people born in Australia and outside Australia living in cities, towns, and rural areas for the years 1995 and 2010. In 1995, the percentages for cities were: 30% for people born in Australia and 60% for people born outside Australia; towns were: 35% for people born in Australia and 20% for people born outside Australia; rural areas were: 55% for people born in Australia and 10% for people born outside Australia. In 2010, the percentages for cities were: 60% for people born in Australia and 80% for people born outside Australia; towns were: 40% for people born in Australia and 25% for people born outside Australia; rural areas were: 55% for people born in Australia and 25% for people born outside Australia.
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The provided bar chart illustrates the fluctuations in the percentages of individuals born in Australia and those born outside Australia residing in urban, rural, and town areas from 1995 to 2010.
Overall, cities emerged as the preferred residential choice over the 15-year period. Conversely, rural regions experienced substantial population decreases during the timeframe, both among Australian-born and foreign-born residents.
The urban populace among Australians demonstrated a gradual rise, increasing by approximately 10%. In contrast, the urban community experienced a decline of roughly 25% in 2010. Moreover, rural areas witnessed a significant drop in their population, plummeting to urban levels. The rural population figures remained below 20% in both categories, with rural areas losing nearly half of their original inhabitants.
Moreover, the percentage of non-Australians residing in cities displayed a substantial growth, reaching a peak of 80% in 2010. Although rural areas had almost caught up with urban areas in 1995, they experienced a sharp decline by 20% by 2010.
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