The bar chart illustrates the water volumes of 6 towns in Australia included Darwin, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Canberra during October between 2009 and 2010.
In general, it seems that the water levels on October 2010 mostly rose significantly compared to October 2009 for all the towns, respectively. However, water levels at Darwin’s town declined sharply on October 2010.
All in all, there are at least four regions that has increased in water volumes which is Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Canberra. Sydney went up around 5% from the previous year. Melbourne also shows a similar trend and jumped drastically around 13% and both of Perth and Canberra have increased around 20%. Furthermore, Brisbane still remained unchanged since last year.
In contrast, Darwin has dropped shortly around 14%. In summary, the water volumes increased at some area of the country, the other still stay the same or even decreased in 2010.
The bar chart illustrates the
water
volumes of 6 towns in Australia included Darwin, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Canberra during October between 2009 and 2010.
In general
, it seems that the
water
levels on October 2010
mostly
rose
significantly
compared to October 2009 for all the towns,
respectively
.
However
,
water
levels at Darwin’s town declined
sharply
on October 2010.
All in all, there are at least four regions that has increased in
water
volumes which is Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Canberra. Sydney went up
around
5% from the previous year. Melbourne
also
shows
a similar trend and jumped
drastically
around
13% and both of Perth and Canberra have increased
around
20%.
Furthermore
, Brisbane
still
remained unchanged since last year.
In contrast
, Darwin has dropped shortly
around
14%. In summary, the
water
volumes increased at
some
area of the country, the other
still
stay the same or even decreased in 2010.