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The pie chart illustrates the popular sightseeing in London and Washington DC in 2002. measured in percent. Overall, it can be seen that London had five different landmarks and all of them attracted people in the same way. Washington DC had only two most visited landmarks that mostly attracted people, while the other three sightseeing […]
The two pie charts illustrate the proportions of visitors to major sightseeing attractions in London and Washington DC in 2002. Overall, tourism in London was mainly concentrated on two attractions, while in Washington DC one site attracted nearly half of all visitors. In both cities, however, a small number of famous landmarks dominated tourist interest. […]
The pie charts demonstrate the proportion of well-known attractions in London and Washington in 2002. Overall, the most visited sightseeing were Buckingham Palace in London and Capital Hill in Washington. The least popular places were the Tower of London in London and National Museum of Natural History in Washington. The Tower of London and London […]
