The bar graph represents the urban and rural households in an European country that had internet access between 1999 and 2004.
To embark upon the household internet access. Predominantly in the year 1999, urban areas were given more access to the internet, almost 15%, whereas only 2% in rural areas. Although, in 2000, there was more internet provided to highly populated areas, about 30%, rather than rural areas, where it was only 4%. Afterward, in next two years the percentage increased by 10%, and up to the year 2000, it reached upon 50% in urban areas, and on the other side, only 15% in the rural areas.
Additionally, in the year 2003, the percentage of the internet rised slightly high by approximately 20% in much populated areas. However, in the case of areas outside the town, the percentage inclined to 25%. Moreover, in next year, the percentage reached to almost 55% in urban areas, whereas in rural areas, the internet access increased upto 35%.
Overall, it seems that the urban areas were provided more internet access in comparison to rural areas, but also in rurals the percentage inclined year by year.