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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 graph provides information on the proportion of houses in Urban/Suburban and rural areas with access to internet in European Country from 1999 to 2004.
It is clear that the access to internet in both areas have increased drastically throughout the years while the number of users in rural was always lower as compared to the urban/suburban.
Around 15% of household in urban had access to internet in 1999 which then soared to 30%, almost doubling within a year, in 2000 which then saw an increase of 10% reaching 40% in 2001. The number of internet accessible household saw a steady growth till 2004 being at around 55%.
The rural had a consistent upward trend in the users growing from near 2% households to 5% in 2000 and with the numbers steadily increasing to 10%, 15%, and 25% in the years 2001, 2002 and 2003 respectively. Following the similar trend the percentage of households continued to 35% in 2004.
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