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Band 5+: The bar chart below provides information on the monthly visitor attendance figures across three museums in the UK between 2013-2014, while the table indicates the total number visitors in the same period. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart and a table detailing visitor numbers for British Museum, National Gallery, and Tate Modern during the fiscal year 2013-2014. British Museum had visitors in millions by months: April (680,000), May (660,000), June (700,000), July (670,000), August (730,000), September (690,000), October (650,000), November (610,000), December (530,000), January (530,000), February (500,000), March (610,000). National Gallery's numbers in hundreds of thousands: April (620,000), May (640,000), June (650,000), July (590,000), August (660,000), September (620,000), October (570,000), November (520,000), December (510,000), January (490,000), February (520,000), March (590,000). Tate Modern's figures reading: April (580,000), May (600,000), June (590,000), July (550,000), August (600,000), September (550,000), October (530,000), November (480,000), December (500,000), January (450,000), February (460,000), March (510,000). Cumulative visitor totals show British Museum, 6,758,935; National Gallery, 5,903,000; Tate Modern, 4,805,768.
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The chart displayed gives data on the total visitors in three different museums inside Uk per month from 2013 to 2014, while the table provides the number of tourist in 3 particular museums.

Overall, British museum had the most amount of visitors even after a series of fluctuation, National Gallery lies just a little below it on the other hand, Tate Modern had the least visitors.

In mid 2013 year, British Museums had the most tourist around 650000 and rose a little higher around may before receeding to almost 600000 in june, a massive resurgence was seen in July the number of tourist reached zenith among all to around 760000 and showed a slight decrease in August before plunging dramatically in september and bottom out a little higher 400000, a constant increasement was seen from 2014 leading to be the top famous museums having 6758935 visitors in fiscal year on the refrence to the table provided.

National gallery had a slight above 500000 visitors during mid 2013 and remained constant till May,before being deteriorted for one month and showed improvement being at the peak almost 600000 in July among his own records, the data of visitors fluctuated till the end of 2013 and showed a constant soar starting from 2014 to reaching around 660000 by march which is a little below British museums. Both British and National gallery museums showed their summit in july of 2013. Exact number of 5903000 museum visitors were seen in fiscal year for National Gallery.

Tate Modern started off highest in his own record almost similar as national gallery around 520000, suprisingly constant decrease with a slight fluctuation was seen throughout the year of 2013 and bottom out at just over 300000 before starting to catch its pace anf reaching to around 440000 by the mrach in 2014, it was the least among all other museums having 4805768 as a exact number of tourist in the fiscal year.

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