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The image presents two bar charts, comparing percentages of populations born in Australia versus outside Australia living in cities, towns, and rural areas for years 1950 and 2010; in 1950, for those born in Australia, cities show 40%, towns about 20%, rural areas approximately 30%; for those born outside Australia in 1950, cities show 60%, towns 15%, rural areas roughly 40%; in 2010, for those born in Australia, cities show approximately 65%, towns near 20%, rural areas around 15%; for those born outside Australia in 2010, cities show 80%, towns near 10%, rural areas around 10%.
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The bar charts illustrate the proportion of Australian citizens residing in urban and rural areas who were born within and outside of the country borders in the years 1950 and 2010.
Overall, it is observed that throughout the period permanently the was a noticeable increase of the birth rate in cities whereas in towns there is a downward trend all over the whole given period of time. As for the data about the people born in and outside the country who were in the villages, there was a slight increase by about ten percent in 1950 with the significant decline observed in 2010. This trend reached its lowest point depiciting the information about the birth of people in 2010 living in the countryside.
The number of citizens living in towns and villages who were born in and outside the country was fewer in comparison of those living in the cities over the period of 60 years.
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