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The image depicts a line chart displaying the proportion of residents originating from different regions living in Australia between 1976 and 2011. Four lines represent data for Total residents and those from the UK, Other regions, and Asia. "Total" decreases slightly from nearly 28 million in 1976 to slightly above 25 million in 1986, then increases to above 29 million in 2011. Data for "UK" shows a decreasing trend from about 18 million in 1976 to 13 million in 2011. "Other" regions exhibit an increase starting from over 5 million in 1976 to reaching approximately 11 million in 2011. "Asia" shows a substantial rise, moving from an estimated 2 million in 1976 to about 8 million in 2011.
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The line chart illustrates the number of Australians living in different areas from 1976 to 2011.
Overall, as it can be seen from the chart that proportion in total and other residents had a fluctuation. Meanwhile, UK had constantly drop and Asia had permanent growth.
First of all, the most higher showings are had by total. In 1976 it begins at approximately 23 millions people and fell down gradually by 4 millions in 1996. After that, it boomed in 23 millions again in 2000. Then, total numbers increased by 2 millions.
Next type of residents is UK, UK decrease steadily by 4 millions from 14 millions people and continued to drop to 5 millions. Following type is others, they had an oscilation of the information. Firstly, starting at they had a moderate decline nearly 11 millions until 1986. Next 20 years they increase to 14 millions and fell again by 1 millions. The final type of Australian is Asia which had nearly 6 millions people and rocketed to 12 millions for 30 years. Likewise, went on to by 3 millions.
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