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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 provided bar chart illustrates data on how many visitors went to four museums in London from June to December.

Overall, British Museum attracted the most visited over the period, while National Museum had the lowest tourists. Additionally, the month had the highest travellers entering four museums was in August.

According to the bar chart, British Museum had the highest visitors, excepting in June, with around 400,000. In August, this figure reached its peak in August, with over 700,000 visitors and gradually decreasing to near 500,000 in the last year. Contrary to British Museum, National museum didn’t captivate the most travellers among 4 museums over the period, with 400,000 in August and not exceeding 200,000 in the other months.

Moreover, by July, History and Science had relatively similar visitors, with about 200,000. By August, History Museum had up to 200,000 tourists more than Science Museum, whereas Science Museum was always ahead of History Museum in the remaining months.

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