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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 illusses changes in the number of houses built yearly in Derby and Nottingham form 2000 to 2009.
Overall, upward trend were observed in both figure, with more houses were manufactured in Derby at the end of the period.
In terms of the diagram, at the start, 50 houses were established in Nottingham which 5 more than the Derby figure. During 7 years, the data indicated rises in both categories with Derby made up approximately 125 houses in 2003 and remained unchange until 2007, whereas the number of Nottingham’s new houses contruction were fluctuated. This figure dropped to the lowest point in 2006 before climbing again at nearly 200 houses.
From 2007 to 2009, the annual rate of home construction in Derby remained the same trend and reached a peak at roughly 350 houses by the end of the time frame, compared to Nottingham’s figure, which increased to exactly 250 houses in 2009 after a dramatic fell in the previous year
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