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The image shows a bar chart detailing annual visitors (in millions) to London museums from 2007 to 2012. In 2012, National Gallery had approx. 15, Victoria and Albert Museum 13, and British Museum 12 million visitors. In 2011, National Gallery 12, Victoria and Albert Museum 13, and British Museum 10 million visitors. In 2010, National Gallery nearly 8, Victoria and Albert Museum 12, and British Museum 14 million visitors. In 2009, National Gallery 6, Victoria and Albert Museum 9, and British Museum 12 million visitors. In 2008, National Gallery nearly 7, Victoria and Albert Museum 6, and British Museum 9 million visitors. In 2007, National Gallery 6, Victoria and Albert Museum 13, and British Museum 6 million visitors.
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The Chart below shows the number of Museum visitors from 2007 to 2012.
The three museums are the National gallery , Victoria and Alberta Museum and British museum.
In 2007 the Victoria and Alberta Museum saw the highest number of visitors with over thirteen million annual visitors but a little under fifteen million compared to the other two museums where the British museum saw a little over ten million annual visitors and the national gallery with six million.
The trend changed from 2009 onward as the national gallery got more annual visitors compared to the British museum however the Victoria and Alberta Museum still saw the highest number of visitors .
Surprisingly in 2010 ,the national gallery saw the highest number of annual visitors among the 3 museums and it has stayed so ever since with the British museum slightlh edging it and the Victoria and Alberta Museum seeing the least number of visitors as the years increased.
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