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The image displays two bar charts comparing the percentages of people born in and outside of Australia living in cities, towns, and rural areas for the years 1950 and 2010. In 1950, for people born in Australia, cities have slightly below 50%, towns have approximately 20%, and rural areas reach slightly above 30%. For people born outside Australia in 1950, cities show 60%, towns show about 10%, and rural areas show exactly 30%. In 2010, for people born in Australia, cities increase to 63%, towns decrease to approximately 10%, and rural areas decrease slightly below 20%. For people born outside Australia in 2010, cities grow to 80%, towns roughly remain at the same level around 8%, and rural areas drop markedly below 10%.
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The given charts give information about the amount of Australian people born in and outside of the country living in cities, towns and rural areas in the years of 1950 and 2010.
Overall, the percentage of city dwellers who were born in and outside of Australia were the highest and increased over the years while other categories experienced decline.
In 1950, 50% of people who were born in Australia lived in cities, before increasing to 65% by 2010. Meanwhile, town residents born in Australia showed slightly less amount, at 20% compared to those who lived in rural areas (30%). After six decades, both figures dropped to the same level and stayed at 18%.
On the other hand, during the initial year, most individuals who were born outside the country preferred to live in cities and rural areas, showing 60% and 40%, respectively. However, the percentage of city residents rose to 80% while the number of rural dwellers sharply decreased 8 times, in 2010. Finally, the amount of town residents born outside Australia did not change over the period, at 10%.
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