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Band 4+: The charts below show the water levels of 6 cities in Australia in October 2009 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisions where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart comparing water levels in reservoirs as a percentage of their maximum capacity across 6 cities in Australia for October 2009 and October 2010; Darwin (Oct 2009: approx. 65%, Oct 2010: approx. 25%), Sydney (Oct 2009: approx. 58%, Oct 2010: approx. 70%), Melbourne (Oct 2009: approx. 35%, Oct 2010: approx. 60%), Brisbane (Oct 2009: approx. 55%, Oct 2010: approx. 50%), Perth (Oct 2009: approx. 25%, Oct 2010: approx. 50%), Canberra (Oct 2009: approx. 85%, Oct 2010: approx. 100%).
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The graph illustrate a data regarding type of transport used by visitors of New Zealand by providing information about number on vertical axis and countries on horizontal axis.

Overall it is clear the coach and air usage were generally the highest through five countries, while in Korea car show the highest figure.

On the one hand, in the term of most preferred transport coach dominated among Britain German and Australia with 50% of the all figure. Air travel also demonstrates a high usage especially in the Japan were it was a common way of transport about 53. By contrast Korea shows the different pattern: the most preferred way of transport in Korea ware the car and it illustrate approximately 48 numbers.

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