The line graph illustrates the number of people living in urban and rural areas worldwide from 1960 to 2024., , Overall, the urban population shows a continuous and significant increase, while the rural population remains stable, , In 1960, the number of people living in urban areas was around 1 billion. , , From that point onward, the figure rose steadily, increasing sharply after 1990., , The urban population continued to go up significantly, reaching around 3 billion by 2007., , After surpassing the rural population, the growth became even more significant, nearly 5 billion by 2024 — the highest point on the graph., , In contrast, the rural population began at around 2 billion in 1960., , It increased slightly over the next five decades, reaching a peak of a little above 3.3 billion around 2008., , After this point, the number stopped rising and began to remain stable, with only a minor drop toward 2024, ending at approximately 3.2 billion., .

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