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The image contains two maps showing changes from "City, 1950" with a population of 20,000 to "City, Now" with a population of 200,000; in 1950, the city has a small business district, a river crosses horizontally with a single bridge, there's a river bend to the northwest, and an airport in the southeast; today, the business district and residential area expanded, including a new lake created in the western section, Northwestern expansion beyond the river, a wider river dam to the southeast replacing a previous bridge, and the airport remains in the southeast; the map includes notable features such as the airport to the southeast, a dashed major road intersects north-south and east-west in both years, while the government building stays near the bridge throughout; residential areas occupy more space now, encircling the new lake and covering the southern part up to the airport; the consistent northwest-southeast layout shows developments including a larger residential spread and infrastructural additions like the dam.
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Overall, the area has become far more modernized, with major expansions in residential zones and transport amenities.
In 1950, the city was relatively small, with a population of 20,000 people. A compact business district was situated in a south-central part of the city, surrounded by limited residential areas. It is also of note that, a river flowed through the southern area, crossed by only one bridge. Additionally, a government building was positioned to the south of the bridge, while a small airport was located on the eastern outskirts of the city.
At present, the city has been expanded dramatically and the population has grown tenfold to 200,000 residents. Notably, the middle part of the river has been converted into a large lake, with another bridge crossing it. A dam has been constructed at the eastern end of the lake. Moreover, the business districts have been enlarged vertically and are now located on both sides of the lake, which were surrounded completely by residential zones. Ultimately, one government building has been erected to the south of the area, whereas the airport has been extended substantially.
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