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The image shows data for residents cycling to work in UK areas between 2001 and 2011: Inner London 43,494 (2001), 106,219 (2011), +144%; Brighton and Hove 3,168 (2001), 6,635 (2011), +109%; Bristol, City of 8,108 (2001), 15,768 (2011), +94%; Manchester 4,615 (2001), 8,926 (2011), +93%; Newcastle upon Tyne 1,781 (2001), 3,223 (2011), +81%; Sheffield 2,365 (2001), 4,267 (2011), +80%; Cardiff 3,514 (2001), 5,791 (2011), +65%; Gateshead 816 (2001), 1,344 (2011), +65%; Exeter 2,304 (2001), 3,542 (2011), +54%; Leeds 4,189 (2001), 6,237 (2011), +49%; Liverpool 2,686 (2001), 3,970 (2011), +48%; Outer London 33,836 (2001), 49,070 (2011), +45%.
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The table provided information about the changes in the numbers of residents cycling to work in different areas of the Uk between 2001 and 2011.
Overall, the numbers of residents who lived in Inner London have the highest percetage change was 144% compare to remaining area. Yet, people resided in outer London there is the lowest cycler rode to work it was just 45%.
In 2001 , the number of residents who cycled to work were 43.494 but in 2011 , the tendency of cycling became popular so the figure was surged rapidly to 106.219, evole two-fold compare to 2001. However, in outer London the percetage change was the lowest, it was just 45%.
Inconclusion, based on the table we recognized the remarkable percentage of residents lived in Inner London settled on using bicycle to go to their work surpassed all of remaining area of the Uk between 2001 to 2011.
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