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The image presents a bar chart comparing the number of houses built per year in two cities, Derby and Nottingham, from 2000 to 2009. In 2000, Derby had about 100 houses built, while Nottingham had about 50. In 2001, the number of houses built in Derby was just over 50, and Nottingham also built about 50 houses. Derby's numbers increased to almost 100 in 2002, whereas Nottingham's construction dropped below 50. 2003 shows a rise for both cities, with Derby reaching 150 houses and Nottingham surpassing 50. From 2004 to 2006, Derby's construction fluctuated around 150 houses annually, while Nottingham steadily increased from about 50 to nearly 150. In 2007, Derby built about 175 houses, Nottingham slightly fewer than 150. The year 2008 exhibited a significant increase in construction activity, Derby reaching about 200 houses, and Nottingham seeing an impressive jump to approximately 350 houses. The final year, 2009, Derby maintained around 200 houses, while Nottingham slightly decreased its construction to around 300 houses.
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The bar chart illustrates the quantity of houses built between 2000 and 2009 in Derby and Nottingham.
Overall, the number of houses built in Derby saw a modest increase, while the indicator for Nottingham fluctuated over the given period.
In detail, less than 50 houses were constructed in Derby in 2000, and this number remained the same in 2001. However, only 50 houses were built in Nottingham in 2000 and this figure saw an increase of over 50 in the next year. The number of houses established in Derby climbed to more than 100 in 2002, and the indicator stayed unchanged for the next 4 years. On the contrary, the quantity of houses built in Nottingham dropped to below 50 in 2002, and yet gradually rose to more than 50 until 2005.
Nevertheless, the figure for houses constructed in Nottingham decreased to less than 50 and saw a dramatic upward trend in 2007, passing the indicator for Derby. However, more than 250 houses were built in Nottingham in 2008, while the number of houses established in Derby tremendously went down to below 50. Both the quantity of houses built in Derby and Nottingham reached their peaks in 2009 with 250 and approximately 350, respectively.
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