The pie chart illustrates the percentage of different nationalities living in Australia, while the table on the right illustrates the distribution of people in rural and urban areas based on nationality.
Overall, the majority of Australia’s population consists of Australians. Additionally, it is evident that most nationalities are concentrated in urban areas rather than the countryside.
The Australians make up 73% of the population. The runner up is more than ten fold less than that, standing at 7%, which are the British people. After that come New Zealaners with 3% of the population. Dutch and Chinese take up 2% and 1%, respectively. The remaining 14% includes many other nationalities.
The majority of all the nationalities are city dwellers. Chinese people have the highest urban index, with 99% of their people living in cities, and only 1% in rural areas. Similarly, New Zealander and the British also display high values, standing at 90% and 89%, respectively. The Dutch follow this suit, with 83% of their people residing in cities, followed by Australians, 80% of whom dwell in cities.