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Urban Population Growth in World Regions
The chart below gives information about the growth of the urban population in certain parts of the world including the prediction of the future.
Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
下图给出了世界某些地区城市人口增长的信息，包括对未来的预测。
请选择并报告主要特征来概括信息，并在相关之处进行比较。
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为什么这是柱状图 ，要求你比较最重要的几个类别。
所以我们把要点分为概述（最大的差异或规律）和要点（值得描述的数据和对比）。
Overall, every region is expected to become far more urbanised, with Latin America consistently recording the highest figures.
Overall, every region is expected to become far more urbanised, with Latin America consistently recording the highest figures.
Africa shows the greatest relative growth, although it is still forecast to remain below Latin America and the global average by 2030.
In 1950, less than one‑third of the world’s population (30 percent) lived in urban areas.
Latin America was already the most urbanised region, at roughly 42 percent, whereas Africa and Asia were overwhelmingly rural, with only 11 percent and 13 percent of their people in cities respectively.
Latin America was already the most urbanised region, at roughly 42 percent, whereas Africa and Asia were overwhelmingly rural, with only 11 percent and 13 percent of their people in cities respectively.
Latin America was already the most urbanised region, at roughly 42 percent, whereas Africa and Asia were overwhelmingly rural, with only 11 percent and 13 percent of their people in cities respectively.
The global figure climbed to about 47 percent, while Latin America reached 70 percent.
The global figure climbed to about 47 percent, while Latin America reached 70 percent.
Africa and Asia also more than tripled their 1950 levels, rising to 38–39 percent.
Latin America is projected to peak at 80 percent urban, remaining clearly above the other regions.
Worldwide, nearly 60 percent of people are forecast to live in cities.
Asia is predicted to grow to 56 percent and Africa to 51 percent, meaning both regions will still trail the global average but will have narrowed the gap considerably since mid‑century.
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In 1950, less than one‑third of the world’s population (30 percent) lived in urban areas.
Asia is predicted to grow to 56 percent and Africa to 51 percent, meaning both regions will still trail the global average but will have narrowed the gap considerably since mid‑century.
Latin America was already the most urbanised region, at roughly 42 percent, whereas Africa and Asia were overwhelmingly rural, with only 11 percent and 13 percent of their people in cities respectively.
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Overall, every region is expected to become far more urbanised, with Latin America consistently recording the highest figures.
Africa shows the greatest relative growth, although it is still forecast to remain below Latin America and the global average by 2030.
The global figure climbed to about 47 percent, while Latin America reached 70 percent.
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