The pie chart illustrates the proportion of people from 6 different countries living in Australia and the table gives information about where they live in these countries.
Overall, it is obvious that Australians make up the biggest part of its population. Also, we can see that the majority of people in these countries in question live an urban areas.
According to the pie chart, Australia stands out as it contains the largest percentage of people born in this country. Australians account for 73% of the total population, followed by unknown countries at 14%. The ratio of people from the UK, New Zealand, China and Netherlands ranges from 1% to 7% of Australia’ s population.
In terms of the table, more than four-fifth people in five certain countries live in cities, as opposed to minor figures in rural areas. China is by far the most highly urbanized country, with almost all of people living in cities. This is also followed closely by Netherlands, the UK and Australia, at 90%, 89% and 83%, respectively. New Zealand ranks fifth with, 80% residents in urban and 20% in rural areas.