The pie chart illustrates data on the countries of birth for Australians. The table gives information about the areas where these individuals live in Australia.
Overall, in the pie chart, the largest proportion was of individuals who were born in Australia; in contrast, the smallest proportion was from the Netherlands. On the other hand, according to the data shown in the table, the majority of individuals live in cities compared to rural areas.
Looking at the pie chart in more detail, Australia is a country where nearly three-quarters of the individuals are born there, at 73%. It was followed by ‘Others’, at 14%. In the United Kingdom, 7% of individuals were born. Netherlands is a country where 2% of people were born, 1% more than in China.
The table illustrates that in China, 99% of people live in cities, with only 1% in rural areas. Netherlands was a country where 90% of people live in cities, with 10% living in rural areas. In the UK and Australia, 89% and 83% of individuals were born in those countries. Only 11% and 17% of people live in rural areas of these countries.
