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The image illustrates two maps comparing an area's features in 1980 and 2000; in 1980, the map displays a forest on the left, rare plants and animals with adjacent ancient structures and streams near the river, irrigated farmland in the central region, a river running vertically through the area, a village positioned to the right of the river, and mountains in the north and south; by 2000, the maps indicate a transformation with the northern river converted into a lake featuring a fishing area, a hydroelectric dam south of the lake, electricity lines connecting to surrounding areas, a hotel situated east of the lake, and the original farmland replaced by a desert area directly east of the lake and dam, while the village remains, mountains are unchanged, and ancient structures appear unaffected.
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The maps illustrate the changes of an area following the construction of a hydroelectric dam power.
In general, the central river was replaced by a lake, indicating a significant transformation. Moreover, the area became more modernized because of the introduction of new facilities such as a hotel.
In 1980, there was a green place along the river where supported the rare plants and animals. By 2000, these natural habitats were removed and replaced by a man-made lake. In addition, it is evident that the artificial lake was built for fishing, and there was an erection of the hydroelectric dam which played a vital role in transformating this area.
In the opposite side, the irrigated farmland was removed because of the advent of the lake. Furthermore, the village was supplanted by a hotel while it was relocated to the south along the river. Finally, many electric power poles were constructed alongside the end of the river.
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