The graph illustrates population classification into urban, suburban, rural in a nation in 1950 and 2000, with anticipated totals for 2050.
Overall, it is clear that it can be seen that while the population of people in suburban and urban is set to grow whereas rural will witness a drop in the population.
As can be seen from the chart, in 1900, most people preferred to live in rural zone, approximately 60% of total inhabitants in rural areas. It was followed by residents of urban and suburban areas, which were around 30% and 8% of the total population respectively. In the next half-century, the village living population dropped to over 45% while the remaining 55% started living in city and metropolitan areas. The suburban population in this year was 20% which was twice as low the percentage of the suburban population in 2000.
It is forecasted that, in 2050, the population of suburban areas will be reach at the peak of 55% whereas the figures for urban zones expected to remain unchanged (35%). Unlike both of them, there will be a further drop in number of residents of rural regions.
The graph illustrates
population
classification into
urban
,
suburban
,
rural
in a nation in 1950 and 2000, with anticipated totals for 2050.
Overall
, it is
clear
that it can be
seen
that while the
population
of
people
in
suburban
and
urban
is set
to grow whereas
rural
will witness a drop in the population.
As can be
seen
from the chart, in 1900, most
people
preferred to
live
in
rural
zone, approximately 60% of total inhabitants in
rural
areas
. It
was followed
by residents of
urban
and
suburban
areas
, which were around 30% and 8% of the total
population
respectively
. In the
next
half-century, the village living
population
dropped to over 45% while the remaining 55%
started
living in city and metropolitan
areas
. The
suburban
population
in this year was 20% which was twice as low the percentage of the
suburban
population
in 2000.
It
is forecasted
that, in 2050, the
population
of
suburban
areas
will be reach at the peak of 55% whereas the figures for
urban
zones
expected
to remain unchanged (35%). Unlike both of them, there will be a
further
drop in number of residents of
rural
regions.