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The image shows a bar chart of visitors to four London museums from June to December, with the British Museum having the highest number of visitors in all months except September, where the Science Museum leads. The History Museum had the lowest number of visitors, ranging from approximately 300,000 to 500,000, while the National Museum's visitors ranged from 400,000 to 600,000. The British Museum's visitors reached over 600,000 in August, and the Science Museum reached nearly 700,000 in September.
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The bar chart illustrate the amount of visitors who went to four museum in London city from June to December.

Overall, it is clear that British museum is the most popular, on the contrary, the least amount of people visited the National Museum.

Regard to History museum, the number of visitors declined slightly upto September, just over 400,000 in June, 400,000 in July and a little below 400,000 in September and the month of December experience a drastical fall to under 300,000 visitors. In British Museum, approximately 420,000 individuals went in June and July and after that this figure jumped dramatically to over 700,000 in August, the rest two months September and December saw sharp decrease to 590,000 and 480,000 respectively.

Moving to National museum, it accounted for a slight fluctuation of number of visitors throughout the period, amounting of 200,000. The last and forth museum is Science museum that started 430,000 people in June and saw a little fall by 30,000 in July and August. In September this figure peaked to 500,000, before falling down to 300,000 in December.

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