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Band 7+: The table below provides information about the number of residents from five European countries living in each other's nations in 2011. Provide an overview of the information by identifying and describing the key details, and include comparisons where appropriate.

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The image presents a table of population data showing people living in foreign countries, with columns labeled British, Germans, Italian, Polish, Spanish, and Total, while the rows are labeled as where they live: British, Germans, Italy, Poland, Spain; within the table, British: 297,000; Germans: 119,000; Italian: 550,000; Polish: 71,000; Spanish: 1,037,000; totals: Germans 104,000; British 556,000; Italian 426,000; Polish 112,000; Spanish 1,198,000; totals: Italy 29,000; British 42,000; Germans 106,000; Polish 19,000; Spanish 196,000; totals: Poland 760; British 4,000; Germans 670; Italian 170; Spanish 6,000; totals: Spain 391,000; British 196,000; Germans 188,000; Polish 86,000; totals 861,000; overall totals: 524,000 for British, 539,000 for Germans, 863,000 for Italian, 1,168,000 for Polish, 202,170 for Spanish, with a total of 3,298,000 across all categories.
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The given table details migration data for nationals from five European countries residing in the others’ nation for the year 2011. Overall, we see that from the sample set, the nation with the majority of immigration is Poland as we have the largest amount of immigrants living in the other four countries. Additionally, the country with the most number of expatriates is Germany with the highest non-citizen population from the sample set.

The most striking feature of this dataset is the number of non-nationals residing in Poland versus the number of Poles residing elsewhere. The significance of this is shown by the fact that of the roughly 3.3 million samples in the data, only 6000 non-Polish Europeans reside in Poland in contrast to the 1.168 million Poles who reside in the other European countries.

The country with the most European immigrants living within it’s jurisdiction is Germany with approximately 1.2 million residents who are not German. Residents who are nationals of Italy and Poland are the majority contributors to this.

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