The given table demonstrates the number of individuals living in each other’s countries in Europa in 2011. The data is structured into rows and columns, including nationalities of citizens and the names of five European regions, respectively.
Overall, the total number of immigrants had reached more than 3million in 2011, providing a valuable data for analysis of immigration tendencies. While the Great Britain and Germany are considered as the most popular regions for foreigners, the number of newcomers living in Poland had seen as the lowest one.
First, the total number of British people living in 4 countries, as derived from the table, accounts for more than 500000. The most significant portion of these individuals had been observed in Spain, reaching the number of 391000 registered citizens, while people who decided to make their lives in Germany had a three time less fraction (104000). In contrast, the number of individuals moved to Italy and Poland had amounted to 79000 and 760, sequentially.
According to the table, the total number of Polish immigrants had been witnessed as the most substantial range, reaching greater than 1 million individuals, followed by Italians (863670). Interestingly, the United Kingdom and Germany had taken up the positions of desirable regions to move on, as the number of people of various nations who immigrated to these two countries was higher than 1 million for each of them