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Band 6+: The bar graph below shows the number of tourists visiting two different cities by season. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image depicts a bar chart representing the number of tourists in Pover and Troy by season: Spring-Pover 5,000, Troy 10,000; Summer-Pover 15,000, Troy 25,000; Fall-Pover 20,000, Troy 18,000; Winter-Pover 25,000, Troy 5,000.
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The bar graph above illustrates how many tourists spend their time in two different cities by season. Overall, the most popular season for tourists to visit in Dover is the winter season, while summer is the highest number of tourists for Troy. However, for the least popular season for tourists to visit, Dover and Troy have almost the same amount with spring being the lowest number.

Dover has the highest number of tourists in winter with 25,000 people spending their time in Dover. While in winter, Troy has the second lowest number of tourists with 5,000 people only. Summer is the most popular season for tourists to spend their time in Troy with above 20,000 people there. Nevertheless, for Dover, summer is the third popular season for people to visit with only 10,000 visitors.

Regardless of how Dover and Troy don’t share the same season for the highest number of tourist, Spring is the season where least tourists spend their time in both Dover and Troy. With at and around 5,000 people only visiting Dover and Troy by spring. Fall, on the other hand, also are the second popular season for tourists to visit Dover and Troy. 20,000 tourists like to visit Troy in fall and 15,000 tourists spend their time in Dover by fall.

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