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The bar chart shows the number of visitors to three London Museums between 2007 and 2012.

The bar chart shows the number of visitors to three London Museums between 2007 and 2012. P1Wj
The bar chart illustrates from 2007 to 2012 how much visitors visited annually to three museums of London namely National Gallery, Victroia and Albert museum and British museum. The data is calibrated in millions. Overall, it is clearly seen that a decreasing trend was followed by a number of tourists in Victoria and Albert museums, whereas, other remaining categories followed an opposite trend. Noticeably, maximum people visited to victoria abd albert museum in initial three years, while, minimum numbers was accounted in last three years. To begin with, In 2007, the number of people paid visit to National gallery was least accounted for 6 millions and British museums, at about 12 millions. From 2008 to 2012, Visitors visited British museums remained stable with 6 millions but National gallery increased from 7 million to 8 millions visitors paid visit. National Gallery in 2012 was at highest peak visited by visitors with 16 millions and British museum was less then by 2 millions. Turning towards the remaining information, In 2007, Victoria and Albert was highest visited by people accounted for 13 millions after that it decreased till 2010, at 6 millions and rose upto 10 millions which was lowest in 2012.
The bar chart illustrates from 2007 to 2012 how
much
visitors
visited
annually
to three
museums
of London
namely
National
Gallery
,
Victroia
and Albert
museum
and British
museum
. The data
is calibrated
in millions.

Overall
, it is
clearly
seen
that a decreasing trend
was followed
by a number of tourists in Victoria and Albert
museums
, whereas, other remaining categories followed an opposite trend.
Noticeably
, maximum
people
visited
to
victoria
abd
albert
museum
in initial three years, while, minimum numbers
was accounted
in last three years.

To
begin
with, In 2007, the number of
people
paid visit to
National
gallery
was least accounted for 6
millions
and British
museums
, at about 12
millions
. From 2008 to 2012,
Visitors
visited
British
museums
remained stable with 6
millions
but
National
gallery
increased from 7
million
to 8
millions
visitors
paid visit.
National
Gallery
in 2012 was at highest peak
visited
by
visitors
with 16
millions
and British
museum
was less
then
by 2 millions.

Turning towards the remaining information, In 2007, Victoria and Albert was highest
visited
by
people
accounted for 13
millions
after that it decreased till 2010, at 6
millions
and rose
upto
10
millions
which was lowest in 2012.
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