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Band 4+: The chart shows British Emigration to selected destinations between 2006 and 2009. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart titled "British emigration to selected destinations" with years 2006-2009; Australia's emigration numbers are 52000 (2006), 54000 (2007), 47000 (2008), and 29000 (2009); Canada's are 19000 (2006), 20000 (2007), 23000 (2008), and 27000 (2009); Germany's are 9000 (2006), 10000 (2007), 7000 (2008), and 12000 (2009); USA's are 29000 (2006), 28000 (2007), 25000 (2008), and 33000 (2009); Greece's are 6000 (2006), 5000 (2007), 4000 (2008), and 3000 (2009).
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British Emigration to different countries from 2006 to 2009 is illastrated in the chart below.

Overall, Austrailia was the most saught after distination followed by Canada, Germany, USA then Greece with Greece having a sudden increase inbtween.

In one hand, Austrailia was the highest in terms of immigration as it started with 42 thousand immigrants in 2006 and continued to increase steadily through 2007 and 2008 reaching almost 52 thousand in 2009. On the other hand, Greece started as the lowest immigration rate of 11 thousend in 2006 then suddenly skyrocketing to 35000 in 2007. Additionally, interest in immigration dropped drastically in 2008 reaching about 13 thousand and it stayed roughly the same through 2009 while slightly going down to reach 12 thousand.

Inbetween those two, canada was second place at about 35000 in 2007 and 2008.Then dropped slightly to around the 29 thousands in 2008 and 2009. Additionally, Germany was the middle ground at 23000 in 2006 and the rates steadily started decreasing to reach 20000 in 2009. lastly, USA,where the rates had a slight fluctuation while remaining around the 21000s immigrants throughout the set period.

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