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The image exhibits two bar charts, one for the year 1995 and the other for 2010, elucidating the percentage distribution of people born in Australia and people born outside Australia across three different regions: Cities, Towns, and Rural areas. In 1995, people born in Australia constituted 60% in Cities, 70% in Towns, and 80% in Rural areas, while those born outside Australia encompassed 30% in Cities, 10% in Towns, and 10% in Rural areas. By 2010, the percentage of people born in Australia had diminished slightly to 50% in Cities, 65% in Towns, and remained 80% in Rural areas. Conversely, the proportion of individuals born outside Australia had escalated to 40% in Cities, retained 10% in Towns, and increased to 20% in Rural areas.
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The bar chart illustrates the comparative changes of population in Australian urban, rural and town areas between 1995 and 2010 who were born in Australia and outside Australia.
In 1995, peoples were lived in city areas in both cases born in Australia and outside Australia. About, 60% of were lived in cities who were born outside Australia and this value is about 50% for the people were born in Australia. For people were born outside Australia, 40% lived in rural areas and about 10% in towns. For, people born in Australia these data are 30% and 20% respectively.
In 2010, most of the peoples were lived in cities and the data are 80% and about 70% for the people born outside Australia and in Australia respectively. People born in Australia lived in towns and rural areas are 10% in both cases. People born outside Australia lived in towns and rural areas are below 10% in both cases.
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