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Band 5+: 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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The report is derived from bar graph which illustrates British emigration to five different countries.

Overall, Australia was the country in which British emigration was highest in all four years. The lowest destination for British emigration was Greece. The other three countries had moderate British emigration from 2006 to 2009.

Turning to the details, Australia was the country which was the peak destination for British visitors in all the years which was about 50000 in number. The second most visited country by the Britain people is Canada. It was observed that around 30000 British persons travelled from 2006 to 2009.

Germany was the destination in which 20000 people from British emigration had roamed. Interestingly, it was seen that the number of Britain people travelled in Germany and USA is almost same. At last Greece was the country where British emigrants visited in less number which is about 10000 in year 2006, 2008 and 2009. But surprisingly there was a noticeable change in year 2007 where the people travelled more than 30000 and it was the highest visitors travelled in Greece within the four years.

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