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The bar chart shows the number of visitors to three London Museums between 2007 and 2012. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The bar chart compares the yearly number of visitors in 3 different museums from 2007 to 2012. Overall, the peak of visitors' number was in 2012, while the lowest point was in 2009 and 2010. Victoria and Albert Museum was the most popular from 2007 to 2009. During 2007-2008 its annual number of visitors remained constant at about 14 million people per year. However, the figure started to decline rapidly in 2009, and reached its lowest point of about 8 millions in 2010, becoming the least popular museum for the rest of the period. After that, the number of Victoria and Albert Museum's visitors gradually rose up to 10 million visitors within 2 years. British Museum was the second most popular in 2007, being outraced by Victoria and Albert Museum. Nevertheless, its number of visitors experienced a sharp fall in 2008 and remained unchanged the following year. Then, the figure started to increase. It reached its peak of approximately 14 million visitors in 2012, regaining its position of 2007. National Gallery Museum showed the most notable development with a steady growth throughout the period. Being the least popular museum in the beginning, it experienced a growth of more than 10 million visitors over 6-year period, and became the most visited museum in 2012.
The bar chart compares the yearly
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number
of
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visitors
in 3
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different
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museums
from 2007 to 2012.

Overall
, the peak of visitors'
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number
was in 2012, while the lowest point was in 2009 and 2010.

Victoria and Albert
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Museum
was the most
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popular
from 2007 to 2009. During 2007-2008 its annual
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number
of
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visitors
remained constant at about 14
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million
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people
per year.
However
, the figure
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started
to decline
rapidly
in 2009, and reached its lowest point of about 8
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millions
in 2010, becoming the least
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popular
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museum
for the rest of the period. After that, the
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number
of Victoria and Albert Museum's
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visitors
gradually
rose up to 10
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million
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visitors
within 2 years.

British
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Museum
was the second most
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popular
in 2007,
being outraced
by Victoria and Albert
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Museum
.
Nevertheless
, its
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number
of
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visitors
experienced a sharp fall in 2008 and remained unchanged the following year. Then, the figure
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started
to increase. It reached its peak of approximately 14
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million
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visitors
in 2012, regaining its position of 2007.

National Gallery
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Museum
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showed
the most notable development with a steady growth throughout the period. Being the least
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popular
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museum
in the beginning, it experienced a growth of more than 10
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million
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visitors
over 6-year period, and became the most visited
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museum
in 2012.
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IELTS academic The bar chart shows the number of visitors to three London Museums between 2007 and 2012.

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