The table illustrates how much cinemas were available in four various places of a particular European country from 2004 to 2009. Overall, the number of cinemas in a whole city adhered to a rising trend, whereas remaining regions declined slightly over the period. Of particular note is the center of the city, which dominated others with its huge numbers.
In 2004, 2,100 cinemas were operating in one European country totally. Interestingly, the city center took the lead with its an impressive quantity of cinemas (1,512), compared to the place at 300, which were near to the center. Countryside and suburb, on the contrary, bucked the foregoing trend, with the former offering 108 cinemas and the latter having 40 cinemas.
By 2009, different changes can be observed in the number of cinemas, with the total quantity of cinemas rising to 2,287. Again, the center of the city maintained its position by increasing to 1,620 while growing by 7.14 %. The disparity between the centre of the city and the place near to the center, on the other hand, was still the same, despite the letter’s growth by a hundred (+33.33%). At the same time, countryside and suburb experienced marginal decreases by 16.67% and 25%, respectively.