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This image displays a line graph plotted on a white background with a light gray grid. At the top center, there is a legend consisting of a small blue square followed by the text "walk," indicating that the blue line represents data for walking.

The horizontal x-axis at the bottom represents years, labeled in ten-year increments starting from 1850 and ending at 2000. The vertical y-axis on the left represents percentage values. The scale begins at 0.000000% at the bottom and increases in steps of 0.000500%, with labels going up to 0.006500%.

The blue line traces the following path:
- In 1850, the value starts around 0.005500%.
- It rises slightly to a local peak around 1870, reaching just under 0.006000% (approximately 0.0057%).
- From roughly 1870 to 1960, the line shows a general downward trend with some minor fluctuations. By 1920, it has dropped to about 0.0045%. By 1950, it is near 0.0040%.
- The graph reaches its lowest point between 1960 and 1970, hovering around 0.0033% to 0.0034%. It stays relatively flat through the 1980s.
- Starting around 1980, the line begins a slow upward trend.
- Around the year 2000, the slope increases dramatically. The line shoots upward sharply, crossing the 0.005000% mark and continuing past 0.006000%, exiting near the top right corner of the chart area around the year 2010 or slightly later.
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