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The image displays percentage data on household Internet access for urban/suburban and rural areas from 1999 to 2004. In 1999, urban/suburban access is at approximately 20%, and rural access is around 5%. In 2000, urban/suburban access increases to about 25%, while rural reaches approximately 7%. By 2001, urban/suburban access hits roughly 35%, and rural is at approximately 12%. In 2002, urban/suburban households reach close to 40%, and rural access is around 15%. For 2003, urban/suburban is at about 50%, while rural increases to approximately 20%. Finally, in 2004, urban/suburban access is at approximately 55%, and rural access climbs to about 25%.
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The rendered bar graph depicts the proportion of city and town households in a European nation that had access to Internet from 1999 to 2004.
To embark upon, as can be seen from the illustration, the Internet access in urban areas in 1990s was approximately 15%. It is rapidly inclined the household internet acess to 30% in 2000 and kept on increasing its percentage and reached 50%. Moreover, Internet access in cities became more than 50% and stabilize around 55% in 2004.
Probably ahead with the remaining details, rural areas Internet access initiality was 2% in 1999. It increased from 5% in 2000 to 10% in 2001. It again hiked in 2002 to approximately 16%. After that, it increased by 10% in 2003 and 2004. Respectively, it became 35% in the term of access to Internet.
Overall, it is evident that urban area households had more access to Internet in 2004 than rural area households. It was approximately 20% more in accessing the Internet.
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