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The image includes two graphs: one showing world population growth, reaching 1 billion in 1850, 2 billion by 1950, approximately 3.8 billion by 2000, peaking at around 8 billion by 2050, then declining to about 7 billion by 2100. The second graph portrays world urban population with developed regions at about 1 billion in 2005 and developing regions at about 1.4 billion, while in 2010 developed regions reach 1.1 billion and developing regions about 1.8 billion; in 2015, developed regions are approximately 1.2 billion and developing regions around 2.2 billion; in 2020, developed regions are about 1.2 billion and developing regions approximately 2.6 billion; by 2025, developed regions reach roughly 1.3 billion and developing regions about 3 billion; in 2030, developed regions are around 1.3 billion and developing regions close to 3.3 billion.
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The chart depicts the population growth of humans around the world and it also features the urban population growth in both developed as well as undeveloped regions.
Overall, the world population had a rise and dip with a tiny fluctuation. Urban population in developed provinces had constant population unlike undeveloped provinces , which had a stable rise.
Global population, it started with just below a billion people in the year 1800 and had a steady growth every 50 year until it reached its highest point of well above 8 billion, in the year 2050. Then it had a sudden decrease in its growth with around 7 billion people during the year 2010.
As mentioned , urban population at developed region continued to remain the same throughout the period from 2005 to 2030 at just above 1 billion. Although, undeveloped countries maintained it growth in terms of people at a good and steady pace from above 2 billion in 2005 to 4 billion in 2030.
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