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The image shows a table of people from five European nations living in each other's countries in 2011. In Britain: German 297,000, Italian 119,000, Polish 550,000, Spanish 71,000, total 1,037,000; in Germany: British 104,000, Italian 556,000, Polish 426,000, Spanish 112,000, total 1,198,000; in Italy: British 29,000, German 42,000, Polish 106,000, Spanish 19,000, total 196,000; in Poland: British 76,000, German 4,400, Italian 670, Spanish 170, total 6,000; in Spain: British 391,000, German 196,000, Italian 188,000, Polish 86,000, total 861,000. Overall totals: British 524,760, German 539,400, Italian 863,670, Polish 1,168,000, Spanish 202,170, combined total 3,298,000.
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The table presents the total number of inhabitants in 2011.
The inhabitants from Germany are the highest residing in other countries as opposed to people live in other countries.
The total number of people migrated to other countries is 3,298,000.
Most number of people from Britain have migrated to Poland, whereas less number of people have been residing in Spain. Less number of people from Germany are living in Italy while less number of people have been residing in many countries. Poland is the country with the highest residing people [1,168,000] from other European countries.
The people from Poland have the least number of inhabitants (6,000) to other European countries.
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