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The image contains two bar graphs depicting average house prices in England and its capital London, as well as in other areas of England, for the years 1995 and 2013. In the first graph, London's average house price in 1995 was approximately £110,000, and in 2013 around £410,000; whereas England's average house price in 1995 was around £60,000, and in 2013 approximately £180,000. The second graph shows average house prices in 2013 in various regions of England: London around £410,000, Midlands around £150,000, North-East around £120,000, South-East around £250,000, South-West around £200,000, North-West around £130,000.
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The bar chart illustrates information about prices of houses in England and its capital London and the average house prices in other areas of England.
Overall, what stands out of the graph is that prices of houses in London were higher than England.
Firstly, in England prices of houses was lower than its capital city. Compared to, in London prices were 200000 pounds while in the whole of England average prices was just over than 100000 pounds. In the 2013 prices in London dramatically increased whereas, in England was about 200000.
Meanwhile, in the 2013 prices changed significantly in England. In the capital London was a very expensive, 400000 pounds while, midlands prices higher than northeast, just over than 100000 and 100000 pounds respectively. South East was more expensive than South West and North West, but North West cheaper than South West. In the southeast over 300000, in the southwest about 270000, northwest 200000 pounds.
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