The pie chart illustrates details on the nationality of people who reside in Australia, and the table displays information on where these people live.
Overall, the majority of people in Australia were born there, while the least common nationality is Dutch. In addition, most individuals reside in Australian cities rather than rural places, with China having the highest percentage of people living in cities.
Regarding the country of birth of people living in Australia, 73% of individuals are Australian. In comparison, the country does not have many foreigners, as 7% are British, 3% were born New Zealand, 2% are Chinese, 1% are from Netherlands, and 14% are from other countries.
Furthermore, the majority of Chinese citizens live in a city, with a remarkable 99%, while only 1% reside in a rural area. Additionally, 90% of Dutch civilians live in an urban area, in contrast to the 10% who stay in less developed regions. Similarly, 89% British citizens prefer living in developed areas, whereas 11% live in underdeveloped places. 83% of Australians stay in the former area, while 17% reside in the latter. Lastly, 80% of New Zealanders occupy a city, while 20% stay in rural places.
