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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 charts below represented the water rate of 6 countries in Australia in October 2009 and 2010.

Overall, there are 2 type of degrees in the charts such as Canberra have notable numbers every years but in Melbourne percentages less than other countries.

To begin with,in this chart have sensible number in Sydney due to it is per cent nearly reached 80 but in 2010 years achieved 80%.Moreover in Perth city have noticable change such as in 2009 years percentage made up 40 and till the 2010 years growing dramatically as a consequence about it is reached 70% additionally no change this like.Eventually Canberra have considerable figures and alteration because in 2009 Canberra approximatly arrived 80 in addition after the one years canberra per cent about reached 100.

However,in Darwin in the 2009 years made up 43 per cent by contrast in 2010 years decreased 20 along with other columns do not have decline.On top of that in the Melbourne nearly do not have notable numbers due to it is consist of 21% however in the 2010 it is growing 19 percentage.Finally in Brisbane almost do not touched due to it is equal to each others and it constituded for nearly 60 per cent

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