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Band 7+: The graph below shows the number of visitors to three seaside towns over a five-month period. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart depicting visitor counts to three seaside towns over five months. In April, Seaheaven had 6, Bridgeport 8, and Westhampton 10 visitor counts. May shows Seaheaven with 7, Bridgeport with 9, and Westhampton recording 11 visitors. For June, Seaheaven registered 8 visitors, Bridgeport 10, and Westhampton 11. In July, there were 11 visitors to Seaheaven, 13 to Bridgeport, and 14 to Westhampton. August recorded 9 visitors to Seaheaven, 12 to Bridgeport, and 16 to Westhampton.
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Based on the diagram above, the bar graph indicates the number of tourists visiting three different seaside towns from April to August. The tourist attractions include Seahaven, Bridgeport, and Westhampton, with the total number of visitors in thousands. Overall, Seahaven attracted the largest number of tourists, with over 55,000 visitors.

Initially, the number of visitors to Seahaven gradually increased from April to June, then saw a significant rise in July, and continued to increase in August. Meanwhile, the number of visitors to Westhampton remained steady at 9,500 for the first three months, slightly increased in July, and peaked at 11,000 in August.

Additionally, the number of visitors to Bridgeport reached a peak of 10,500 in April, fluctuated until July, and sharply decreased to less than 4,000 in the final month.

In conclusion, the most preferred seaside attraction among tourists is Seahaven, followed by Westhampton and Bridgeport respectively.

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