The Table and Pie Chart Illustrate Populations in Australia According to Different Nationalities and Areas

The Table and Pie Chart Illustrate Populations in Australia According to Different Nationalities and Areas. Summarize the Information by Selecting and Reporting the Main Features and Make Comparisons Where Relevant.


The table and pie chart illustrates populations in Australia according to different nationalities and areas

The number of people according to their nationalities and areas in Australia has been showcased in the table and pie chart.

Overall, the table represents five nationalities, among them Chinese are on the top of the list in the city and lowest in the countryside with just 1%, on the other hand, the natives, Australians has the least count in the city while highest at the countryside. The pie chart here illustrates the highest number of the Australian population, i.e. 73% of a total 100% and Dutch with the lowest, which is just 1%.

According to the information shown in the table, most of the Chinese, New Zealanders and British reside in the city, whereas the least of them live in the countryside. Australian and Dutch have a prominent amount of population in the countryside area as compared to the others.

As illustrated in the pie chart Australian population covers most of the part of the overall population, which is 73%, following British, New Zealanders, Chinese and Dutch in descending order.

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