The bar chart demonstrates a few changes in the percentage of Australian citizens and uncitizens, living in rural, urban and town between 1995 and 2010. Overall, the percentage of living in cities outweigh the other two options, it can be seen as the number of uncitizens, who relocated to Australia, dominate the citizens.
First of all, the percentage of people who were born in Australia was 50% in cities, meanwhile the percentage of turists and migrants was 60% in 1995. Additionally, the number of uncitizens is still higher over years, therefore it is 80% of migrants in 2010, whereas it is only 62% of citizens. Nevertheless, the percentage of them outweigh the amount of migrants in section called town. It was 20% in 1995, while the percentage of relocators was only 15. Despite the decrease of percentage in town option, australian sitizens still dominate, according to 17% of them in 2010, meanwhile, it is 10% of people who were not born in Australia.
Finally, the last option is related to people who are living in rural areas. It was 25% of the citizens, and it was 40% of the migrants in 1995. However, the number of people who were born there is 19% in 2010, but it does outweigh the percentage of uncitizens because it decresed to 5% by that year.