The pie chart illustrates the country of birth of individuals living in Australia, while the table displays information on whether these people reside in urban or rural areas.
Overall, most of the individuals living in Australia were born in Australia. The significant minority comes from other regions, particularly the UK. Regardless of their country of birth, the vast majority of people prefer to live in cities.
According to the pie chart, the majority of individuals living in Australia were 73%, were born in Australia itself. The second-largest group is from the UK, making up 7%, followed by New Zealand (3%), China, and the Netherlands, which account for 2% and 1%, respectively. The remaining 14% of the population came from other regions.
The table reveals that the vast majority of people from each country tend to live in urban areas. People born in China have the highest concentration, with 99% of individuals living in cities and 1% in rural areas. Similarly, 90% of those from the Netherlands and 89% from the UK live in cities. People living in Australia were 83% , although they have highest rural population of 17% . New Zealand residents second most likely to live in rural area, with 20%