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This chart describes that sanitation coverage is much lower in rural than in urban areas.
Different categories on the chart are represented by different colors.
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This chart shows that sanitation coverage is much lower in rural areas than in urban areas
in 2010. It shows coverage for the multiple countries and is color coded with multiple shades
of green and orange.
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it shows the increase in the urban area coverage that correlates to the sanitation conditions
around the world. Also the green colored areas indicates the place where sanitation is not
an issue.
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The graph contained within this images seems to detail the difference in sanitation coverage
throughout the world. The chart seems to suggest that rural areas recive far less coverage
than suburban and urban location.
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There are two maps that are color-coordinated which describe where sanitation is much lower
in rural and low-income areas, as well as sanitation coverage in rural areas. The two maps
look very similar.
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As seen by two color coded world maps, sanitation coverage is much lower in rural areas compared
to urban areas. One map shows coverage in Urban areas, and the other shows coverage in rural
areas.
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This is a set of two maps of the world that show countries where sanitation is much lower
in rural than in urban areas. These maps are for two different years, one of them being 2002.
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This is a graph that tends to illustrate the sanitation problem around the world. It shows
that the sanitation coverage in rural areas is much lower than in urban areas.
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Sanitation coverage seems to be much lower in rural than urban areas. The difference between
sanitation coverage in these areas is most apparent in the northern areas of South America.
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This handmade chart talks about sanitation access around the world. It looks like the developed
world has high access and Africa has low access, but it is too small to read
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This chart describes that sanitation coverage is much lower in rural than in urban areas.
Different regions of the world on the chart are represented by different colors.
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this is a map of the united states of america and it has colors on it to represents sanitation.
there are green orange yellow the colors dont show what they represent
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sanitation coverage is much lower in rural than in urban areas. Two world maps showing changes
over the course of an undisclosed amount of time, ending data in 2010
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