The pie chart illustrates the percentage of people in Australia who were born in different nations; meanwhile, the table details the percentage of people in Australia with various places of birth living in rural and urban areas.
Overall, it is clear that most people who live in Australia have their place of birth in that nation. It is also noticeable that most people, regardless of their place of birth, live more in urban areas than in rural areas.
With regard to the pie chart, the percentage of people in Australia who were born in that nation stands at 73%, which is the highest figure among all categories. This is followed by the percentage of people in Australia who were born in other nations whose figure is 14%, which is 2 times as high as the figure for that in United Kingdom. Moreover, the percentage of people living in Australia born in New Zealand is nearly the same as in China, with 3% and 2%, respectively. Finally, the figure for the percentage of people living in Australia born in Netherlands is the lowest among the nations, at only 1%.
In terms of the table, 99% of Australians born in China live in urban areas, not only making it the highest figure for Australians live in urban areas but also making it the lowest figure for Australians live in rural areas. Thereafter, most Australians born in Netherlands live in urban areas than in the countryside, with 90% and 10%, respectively. Besides, the percentage of Australians born in United Kingdom live in urban areas is 89%, which is 6% and 9% higher than the figure for Australians born in Australia and New Zealand, respectively. Conversely, the percentage of Australians born in New Zealand live in the countryside has the highest figure, at 20%.
