The given pie chart and table illustrates the diversity of the people living in Australia and in the areas they are concenrated in.The data is given in percentages of whom and where they reside inside Australia.
Overall, it can be noted that the majority of people living in Australia are the Natives, while the others make a smaller percentage. The other major observation is that an overwhelming amount of residents choose to live in the city rather than in the countryside.
To begin with, Native Australians make up 3/4th of the occupancy in Australia.Followed by the English citizen, at 7% and the New Zealanders,Chines and Dutch together rake up another 6% combined.The other 14 % is occupied by people from other nationalities.
Moreover, 1/5th of the Australians choose to live in the countryside and about 4/5th opt for the City.On the contrast, the Chinese almost always chose to live in the city, with 99% choosing the city life. However, almost 1 in every 10 British and citizens of New Zealand chose the countryside.The Dutch have about 1:4 ratio, on people choosing countryside and city life respectively.