The displayed bar graphs depict the data about Australian people who were born in and outside the country residing in three different zones from 1995 until 2010 counted in percent. Overall, both citizens lived mostly in urban areas during the period rather than in other places.
To begin with, residents whose births are outside the country marked the highest percentage in both 1995 and 2010 with 60% and 80% respectively. Followed in second place, were people who were born locally with approximately 50% in 1995 and 65% in the next 15 years. Meanwhile, in 2010, both people who were born locally and globally dwelled outside big cities (towns and rural zones) which is shown in a percentage of below 20% with rural areas marked as the lowest one.
However, in 1995, both people whose birth is in and outside Australia lived in rural areas quite significantly as depicted in the chart by around 30% and 40% respectively. Furthermore, individuals who lived in towns did not pass above 20% as well as illustrated in both two years.
