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The table and pie charts show the people in Australia and other country citizens are living in Australia in city or county side

First of 83%all the majority of the people of Australia 73% are living in the big city like Sydney, Perth etc and the other hand 14%of the other people are living in the city. The other country people are living in the city but it’s little bet lower.

In the table shows that Australian are 80% people are living in the city and rest of the city are living their lives in the country side . But the British and new Zealand people most of them are living in the city but it’s lover than Chinese people. Chinese people almost 99% of people are living in the city and only one percent of living in the country side. Dutch nationality are living in the city are 83% and 17% are living in the country side

In conclusion the most of the Chinese citizens are living in the city and 80% of the Australian are living in the city and almost most of the people are living in the city in Australia

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