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The image consists of a bar graph titled "Percentage of population in urban areas." It shows the urban population percentages for the world and five regions in 1950, 2007, and 2030. In 1950, the world had 29% urban population, while Africa had 15%, Asia 17%, Europe 51%, Latin America and the Caribbean 42%, and North America 64%. In 2007, the world had 49%, Africa 37%, Asia 41%, Europe 72%, Latin America and the Caribbean 78%, and North America 79%. In 2030, the world is projected to have 60%, Africa 51%, Asia 54%, Europe 84%, Latin America and the Caribbean 86%, and North America 87% urban population.
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The bar graph illustrates the rate of the citizens living in cities in the five different continents of the world in three separate years, i.e. 1950, 2007, and projected for the year 2030.
Overall, from the beginning until the future projection the trend has increased gradually. North America has the highest percentage of population in urban areas. While Africa has the smallest percentage.
North America, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean have dominated in this projection. Three of these different continents have around half of the population living in the urban areas since 1950. About 2007 this percentage increased to around 70%. In the future of the year 2030 it will steadily increase to approximately 80%.
In contrast, the world, Asia and Africa have dominated the least . In the 1950 the rate was almost 20%, it increased gradually until 40% in 2007. Projected for the year 2030 it will rise around 50% of the population.
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