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The image contains two maps of an island, one showing the island before the construction of tourist facilities and the other after. The maps are labeled "Before" and "After," respectively, and both have a scale indicating 100 meters. In the "Before" map, the island has a beach on its southwest side and is dotted with palm trees throughout. The "After" map shows significant development, including accommodations in the form of huts arranged in two rows on the northeast side of the island, a reception building, and a restaurant near the center. A vehicle track is depicted connecting the huts, reception, and restaurant, and encircling these facilities is a footpath that also leads to the beach. The beach appears unchanged. There are no numerical data points, percentages, trends, or any other quantifiable indicators provided in the image.
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The two maps illustrate the changes made to an island before and after the development of tourist facilities.
Overall, the island was transformed significantly with the addition of accommodation, a restaurant, a pier, and transportation paths. The western beach was developed for swimming, while the eastern part of the island remained unchanged.
Before the development, the island was completely natural with no buildings or infrastructure. There were a few trees, and two beaches were located on the west and east sides.
After construction, two groups of accommodation units were built — one near the west side and another in the middle. These were connected by footpaths to a central reception building, and a restaurant was constructed just north of it. A vehicle track connects the reception with the restaurant and a newly built pier on the southern shore. The western beach was adapted for swimming, and boats can now dock at the pier.
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