The bar graph above illustrates the number of people living in urban areas from different parts of the globe. It illustrates how different is the numbers percentage wise from the year 1950 to 2050.
Overall at the beginning of the period, Africa and Asia seem to be equal. There is a slight difference in the numbers. It is seen that in the year 1950 Africa has 15% of the population and Asia has 17%. This is the least amongst all. Whereas, For Asia in the year 2007 and 2050 there is a slight increase in the population as compared to Africa.
According to the diagram, in the year 1950 Europe has seen to have an increasing trend. Also, the same goes for the rest of the cities as well. The percentage has increased, but at the end of the period there is seen a decline in the number of population.
Moving ahead, in the years 2007 and 2050, from the city Europe to Oceania, there is seen a upward trend throughout the years. But however at the end of the period again there is seen a decline in the population for urban areas.
The bar graph above illustrates the
number
of
people
living in urban areas from
different
parts of the globe. It illustrates how
different
is the
numbers
percentage wise from the
year
1950 to 2050.
Overall
at the beginning of the period, Africa and Asia seem to be equal. There is a slight difference in the
numbers
. It is
seen
that in the
year
1950 Africa has 15% of the population and Asia has 17%. This is the least amongst all. Whereas, For Asia in the
year
2007 and 2050 there is a slight increase in the population as compared to Africa.
According to the diagram, in the
year
1950 Europe has
seen
to have an increasing trend.
Also
, the same goes for the rest of the cities
as well
. The percentage has increased,
but
at the
end
of the period there is
seen
a decline in the
number
of population.
Moving ahead, in the years 2007 and 2050, from the city Europe to Oceania, there is
seen
a
upward trend throughout the years.
But
however
at the
end
of the period again there is
seen
a decline in the population for urban areas.