The supplied table and pie chart provide data on populations in Australia – in terms of various nationalities and ares. Units are given in percentages. Overall, the Australian population has the highest percentage, while the Dutch have the lowest proportion above other populations. It is also worth mentioning that the Chinese people are the largest population, who live the city rather than countryside.
Focusing on the pie chart first, Australians account for 73% of population in Australia, which is followed by other nationalities with 14%. The third position is taken by the British at 7%. Regarding the smallest categories, New Zelanders comprise 3%, while the Chinese constitute 2% and the Dutch make up only 1% of Australia’s population.
Looking at the populations in different areas, Chinese people stand at the forefront with a whopping 99% of urban residents and only 1% of population living in the contryside. The second leading position is taken by New Zealanders, which represent 90% of people living in cities and 10% of rural residents. The British record almost similar figures at 89% of city residents and 10% of people living in the countryside. In addition, the Dutch account for 83% of urban residents and 17% of rural residents. Lastly, Australian people make up 80% of urban citizens and the highest percentage of rural residents – 20%.