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Band 5+: The given chart shows the water level in reservoirs in cities in Australia in October 2009 and October 2010. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image presents a bar chart comparing water levels in reservoirs across six cities between 2009 and 2010: Perth, 2009: 40%, 2010: 50%; Canberra, 2009: 70%, 2010: 80%; Darwin, 2009: 70%, 2010: 80%; Melbourne, 2009: 60%, 2010: 80%; Sydney, 2009: 50%, 2010: 70%; Brisbane, 2009: 80%, 2010: 90%.
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Bar chart illustrate the water level reservoirs in different cities (Perth, Canberra, Darwin, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane) between 2009 and 2010.

Overall, the highest water level reservoirs was in Brisbane and Melbourne, and the percentages of water level reservoirs significantly lower in Perth, however, in Sydney water rank reservoirs remained unchanged in the both years.

In 2009, Brisbane was leading with 80% of water level reservoirs, while Canberra and Darwin had an average statistical percentage of water level reservoirs (72% and 67%). The lowest ratio of water level was noticed in Perth, accounted for around of 55%.

In 2010, were no noticeable inheritances, except city Perth, which fell to 33%, the peak of water degree was also in Brisbane, increased from 80% to 94%. Water level in Melbourne significantly climbed than in 2009, it went up by 23%, Canberra and Darwin equally increased by 10%, while the city Sydney held steady at 55%.

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