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Band 8+: The bar chart gives information about the percentage of the population living in urban areas in the world and in different continents.

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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 compares the proportion of people living in urban areas in six regions of the world in 1950, 2007 and 2050.

Overall, the rate of urban residents increased in all regions and this upward trend is expected to continue in the future. In addition, North America had the highest levels of urbanization, while Africa and Asia had the lowest.

In 1950, Africa and Asia were mainly rural, with only 15% and 17% of their populations living in cities. These figures rose to 37% and 41% respectively in 2007, and are predicted to reach 62% in Africa and 66% in Asia by 2050. Although the growth is significant, both regions will still have lower urban populations than the others.

Europe and Latin America/Caribbean showed much higher levels. In Europe, the percentage increased from 51% in 1950 to 72% in 2007 and is ecpected to rise further to 84% in 2050. Similarly, Latin America and the Caribbean saw a shape rise from 42% to 76%, with a projected figure of 89% by 2050.

North America had the highest urban population throughout the period, growing from 64% in 1950 to 79% in 2007, and is forecast to reach 90% in 2050. Oceania is also experienced growth, from 62% to 71%, and is expected to increase slightly to 76% in the future.

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