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The image shows a bar graph titled "Percentage of women giving birth to their first child" for the years 1966, 1986, and 2006; age groups are Under 19, 19-24, 25-30, 30-34, 35-39, Over 40; 1966 percentages: Under 19 at ~23%, 19-24 at ~55%, 25-30 at ~16%, 30-34 at ~4%, 35-39 at ~1%, Over 40 at ~0%; 1986 percentages: Under 19 at ~15%, 19-24 at ~40%, 25-30 at ~30%, 30-34 at ~11%, 35-39 at ~3%, Over 40 at ~1%; 2006 percentages: Under 19 at ~8%, 19-24 at ~25%, 25-30 at ~35%, 30-34 at ~20%, 35-39 at ~9%, Over 40 at ~2%.
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The bar chart compares the proportion of Australian women by their age when they gave birth for the first time, from 1966 to 2006.
Overall, in 1966, the most of first child have burnt of the mothers that they were between 19 and 24 years old. In the next 20 years, the percentage of them have had a significant decrease. In the end of whole period, this amount felt more than in previous years.
In a closer examination, it is clear that the rate of women over their 40 in this survey was less than other ages. Actually, it was under 10 percent in each year. The maximum number of them gave birth to their first child in 2006 (approximately 5 percent).
Furthermore, the amount of adolescent women in their early 30 decades, in 1966 was just under 10 percent, and after a slight rise in 1986, it reached its highest point in 2006, over 40 percent.
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