The bar chart shows that there are some changes about the percentage of people who were born in Australia and those who born outside the Australia living in the urban, rural and town between 1995 and 2010.
The bar chart decribes for the two years one for 1995 and another for 2010. It is divided into two categories one for people who born in Australia and second one for the people who born outside of Australia. These both types have been further componented into three streams, first is cities, second is towns and third is rural areas.
In 1995, the percentages of people who born in Australia are 50% were born in cities, 20% were born in towns and in towns the percentage of birth was 30%. In contrast to the percentages of people who born outside the Australia are 60%, 10%, and 40% for cities, towns and rural areas respectively.
In 2010, there are 45% born rate for cities, and 15% born rate for both towns and rural areas for people who born in Australia. On the other hand, there are 60% rate of birth in cities, 15% and 10% in towns and rural areas respectively for the people who born outside Australia.
The born rate in cities of two decades is similar whether it is in or out of Australia. The differences between the both bar chart are that the born rate for towns and rural areas in 1995 within Australia are bit higher than in 2010 and same goes for the people who born out of Australia.