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The image consists of two maps. The left map labeled "Huntingdon as it is now" includes an airfield near the top, a railway station in the bottom left section close to Brampton Road, and a built-up area (homes, shops, etc.) near the central top part. The town center is located in the right-bottom segment, with A1 on the far left and A14 extending through the bottom area. The right map titled "Huntingdon, showing future changes" displays an industrial estate replacing the airfield, a newly added roundabout connecting A1 and the southern section, and expanded built-up areas. The railway station remains, and the town center is similarly placed with modifications to the roads, including the newly indicated C road. A1 and the modified A14 are straightforwardly marked.
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The given maps Huntingdon contain the current bird’s eye view of the city and its proposed infrastructural changes.
The first map shows the present make up of Huntingdon with its Airfield in the north accessed by A1 highway, town centre in east surrounded by Ring road which connects to A1 highway via Brampton road. The railway station is connected to Brampton road via small branching road and railway track runs parallel to the airport without accessing it. A14 highway goes through this city without having any connections to the city roadways.
The second map proposes changes for better connections of the roadways in and around the city and creation of an indutsrial area in the place of airfield with direct access to the railways. It also suggests connecting A1 and A14 highways through multiple points
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