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The image shows a line graph with five lines representing visitor numbers (in thousands) for five attractions in Parkvale from 1996 to 2016. State Zoo: 1996 (400), 2000 (up to 900), 2004 (fluctuates and peaks at 1,000), 2008 (down to 800), 2012 (600), 2016 (stabilizes around 800); National Gallery: 1996 (300), 2000 (slight rise), 2004 (~400), declines gradually towards 2016 reaching (~300); Indigenous Art Centre: 1996 (~200), 2000 (slightly higher), 2004 (~400), 2008 (~350), gradual decline reaching (~200) by 2016; Museum: steady visitors between 300-400 from 1996 to 2016 with slight growth peaking at ~400 in 2008, reaching near 300 in 2016; Aquarium: 1996 (~200), gradual declines to ~100 by 2016.
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The graph illustrates the numbers of visitors to the city of Parkvale from 1996 to 2016 where there are five attractive places.
In 1996, National Gallery visitors numbered around 300 thousand and were upgraded every four years, reaching around 980 thousand by the end of 2016. But there was heavy downfall for visitors at the Aquarium; in 1996, the visitor number was about 500 thousand and by the end of 2016 it decreased by 450 thousand approximately. Museum visitor data seems steady for the whole period.
State Zoo and Indigenous Art Centre had fluctuations in visitors. In 1996, State Zoo visitors numbered about 360 thousand and the Indigenous Art Centre started with 1000 visitors. In 2000, the State Zoo declined to 200 thousand, whereas the Indigenous Art Centre grew by around 200 thousand. Between 2000 and 2012 the visitor numbers remained the same and then in 2016, State Zoo went down, and the Indigenous Art Centre progressed by 100 thousand, respectively.
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