The pie chart and table compare various demographics in Australia by nationality and location of residence. Overall, native Australians are the most populous segment, and Dutch people account for the least. In addition, the Chinese population is most likely to inhabit cities, whereas the proportion of Australians living in rural areas is highest among all nationalities.
From the pie chart, it could be seen that for the vast majority of the population in Australia, with 73%. Of the remaining origins , British people make up 7% of residents, which is more than twice the proportion of New Zealanders, with 3%. The percentages of Chinese and Dutch populations stand at the bottom with 2% and 1%, respectively, whereas other unspecified ethnicities altogether account for 14% of Australia’s population.
Regarding the table for demographic breakdown by location, virtually all Chinese people are urban inhabitants, with 99%. This is followed by New Zealanders, 90% of whom reside in cities, and British people, who report a level of 89%. Dutch and tend to be urbanites as well, though to a lesser degree. Whereas 83% of Dutch people are city-dwellers, the percentage of Australians is marginally less at 80%. One-fifth of in the countryside, which corresponds to a quarter of their urban residents.