The given bar chart demonstrates the percentage of accessibility to the internet in a European country comparing urban/suburban and rural areas of the country over 6-year period starting from 2011. As can be seen, household internet access went up dramatically in both areas, however, it was considerably higher in urban/suburban homes.
In 2011, approximately 14% of urban/suburban areas had internet, while a tiny proportion of rural homes had it. By the following year, accessibility of internet in urban/suburban had increased to 30%, whereas in rural areas had slightly growth to 6%. In 2013 and 2014, having internet in urban/suburban homes had exactly 20% rise from 30% to 50%, when the growth of internet access in rural areas had been 10% in 2013 and had a tiny rise up to 15% in 2014.
between 2014 and 2015 the internet access in urban/suburban homes maintained constantly to 50%, also in 2016 it went up to near 60%. On the other hand, the growth of internet access in rural areas by these 3 years had been substantial and had reached more than 30%.
The
given
bar chart demonstrates the percentage of accessibility to the internet in a European country comparing
urban/suburban
and
rural
areas
of the country over 6-year period starting from 2011. As can be
seen
, household internet
access
went up
dramatically
in both
areas
,
however
, it was
considerably
higher in
urban/suburban
homes.
In 2011, approximately 14% of
urban/suburban
areas
had internet, while a tiny proportion of
rural
homes had it. By the following year, accessibility of internet in
urban/suburban
had increased to 30%, whereas in
rural
areas
had
slightly
growth to 6%. In 2013 and 2014, having internet in
urban/suburban
homes had exactly 20% rise from 30% to 50%, when the growth of internet
access
in
rural
areas
had been 10% in 2013 and had a tiny rise up to 15% in 2014.
between
2014 and 2015 the internet
access
in
urban/suburban
homes maintained
constantly
to 50%,
also
in 2016 it went up to near 60%.
On the other hand
, the growth of internet
access
in
rural
areas
by these 3 years had been substantial and had reached more than 30%.