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The image contains two stacked bar charts illustrating the weight assessment of inhabitants of Charlestown in 2015 and 1955 across five age ranges. In 2015, the proportions for the 20-29 age range were 72% ideal, 20% obese, and 8% overweight. For the 30-39 range: 55% ideal, 35% overweight, and 10% obese. For the 40-49 range: 43% ideal, 32% overweight, and 25% obese. For the 50-59 range: 51% obese, 42% ideal, and 7% overweight. For the 60-69 range: 59% obese, 28% overweight, 10% ideal, and 3% underweight. In 1955, the 20-29 range was 72% ideal, 26% obese, and 2% underweight. For 30-39: 60% ideal, 20% overweight, and 20% obese. For 40-49: 80% ideal, 15% obese, and 5% overweight. For 50-59: 60% ideal, 25% obese, and 15% overweight. For 60-69: 49% ideal, 43% obese, and 8% overweight.
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The bar charts illustrate the weight classifications of people living in Charlestown in 1955 and 2015, divided into four categories: underweight, ideal, overweight and obese.
Overall, it is evident that the weight status of the population changed significantly over the 60-year period.
In 1955, around 70% of people aged 20-29 were in the ideal weight range, and this figure rose to nearly 80% in 2015. In both 1955 and 2015, the proportion of underweight individuals across all age groups remained very low. In 1955, the percentage of obese people was 0% among those aged 20-29 and 30-39, while the 40-49, 50-59 and 60-69 age groups recorded obesity rates of 5%, 10% and 5%, respectively.
By 2015, weight issues became more common, particularly among older people. Overweight rates increased steadily with age, reaching a peak of about 85% among individuals aged 60-69.
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