The given bar graph illustrates the proportion of households with internet access between urban and rural area of a country over a period from 1999 to 2004. The data are measured in percentages and presented at regular intervals of 1 year.
Overall, it is evident that the highest figures were consistently recorded by internet users of suburban area, while internet used by rural people remained the least throughout the period. Despite a general upward trend, the gap between both groups remained significant, showing a persistent difference in internet usage.
To begin with, urban region recorded the highest figure, reaching approximately 55% in 2004. Moreover, internet used by rural area individuals followed with a slightly lower value, standing at around 35% in the same year. Meanwhile, internet users in suburban area showed moderate performance with about 52% in 2003, indicating a balanced outcome in comparison to other years.
On the other hand, internet used in rural region accounted for the lowest figure with only 2% recorded in 1999. Interestingly, internet users in suburban area showed a slow and steady increase after 2002. In comparison, internet users in urban region showed a small increase after 2002, but remained relatively stable. However, the difference between internet users of urban area in 2004 and internet used by people of ruler area in 1999 was quite substantial, highlighting clear disparities in data.