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Band 5+: The pie chat gives information about the country of birth of people living in Australia and the table shows where people born in these countries live.

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The image contains a pie chart and a table. The pie chart shows the percentage breakdown of the country of birth of people living in Australia: Australia 73%, UK 7%, New Zealand 3%, China 2%, Netherlands 1%, Other 14%. The accompanying table indicates where people from these countries of birth live in Australia, split into cities and rural areas: UK cities 89%, rural areas 11%; Australia cities 83%, rural areas 17%; China cities 99%, rural areas 1%; New Zealand cities 80%, rural areas 20%; Netherlands cities 90%, rural areas 10%.
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The pie chart illustrates the information about the country of birth of people living in Australia and the ratio of the people of UK, Australia, China, New Zealand and Neatherlands living in cities, and rural areas. The units are given in percentage.

Overall,foreigners in Australia varies among nations and people of British, Australian, Chinese, New Zealand, and the Netherlands are more in cities than rural areas.

In term of nationality, 73 percent of Australian to 7 of UK national while three percent of New zealand citizens more over 2 percent chinese passport holder to 1 percent of Netherlands and 14 of other nationalities.

People in these countries prefer living in cities than rural areas while the numbers are quite higher in urban areas than villages. Chinese with 99% in cities to 1% in villages and New Zealand with 80% people living in urban areas to 20% in rural areas.While the UK, Australia and the Netherlands with 89%, 83% and 90% in developed cities.

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