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|Total number:7,653,990
|Total number:7,653,990
*England 980,360
*England980,360
*India 721,050
*India721,050
*Mainland China 650,640
*Mainland China650,640
*New Zealand 564,840
*New Zealand564,840
*Philippines 310,050
*Philippines: 310,050
*Vietnam 270,340
*Vietnam270,340
*South Africa 200,240
*South Africa200,240
*Italy 177,840
*Italy177,840
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*Malaysia 177,460
*Malaysia: 177,460
*Sri Lanka 146,950
*Sri Lanka: 146,950
*Scotland 132,590
*Scotland: 132,590
*Nepal 131,830
*Nepal: 131,830
*South Korea 111,530
*South Korea: 111,530
*Germany 111,030
*Germany: 111,030
*United States 110,160
*United States: 110,160
*Hong Kong 104,760
*Hong Kong: 104,760
*Greece Greece 103,701
*Greece: 103,701
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==For Further Reading==
==For Further Reading==
*Listen to the podcast: [https://media.nationalarchives.gov.uk/index.php/transportation-to-australia/ '''Transportation to Australia'''] Over 162,000 British and Irish convicts were transported to Australia between 1787 and 1868. Roger Kershaw explores the reasons behind the policy of transportation and looks at the experiences of the people who were shipped beyond the seas, using case studies from the archives.
*Listen to the podcast: [https://media.nationalarchives.gov.uk/index.php/transportation-to-australia/ '''Transportation to Australia'''] Over 162,000 British and Irish convicts were transported to Australia between 1787 and 1868. Roger Kershaw explores the reasons behind the policy of transportation and looks at the experiences of the people who were shipped beyond the seas, using case studies from the archives.
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