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Band 9: The maps below show Huntingdon as it is now, and how it will change in the future. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The maps illustrate the current layout of Huntingdon and the proposed changes planned for the future.

Overall, the most significant developments involve the replacement of the airfield with an industrial estate, the expansion of the built-up area, and major improvements to the road network, particularly the construction of a new roundabout near the town centre.

At present, an airfield occupies the north-western part of Huntingdon, adjacent to the A1 road. The built-up area, containing homes and shops, is situated to the east, while the railway station lies south of Brampton Road. The town centre is located on the eastern side of the map and is connected to the ring road and the A14.

In the proposed plan, the airfield will be demolished and replaced by an industrial estate. Furthermore, the residential and commercial area in the north-east will be extended considerably towards the west. Another major change concerns transportation infrastructure. A new roundabout will be built at the junction where Brampton Road meets the route leading to the town centre. The road system around the town centre and ring road will also be reconfigured to improve traffic flow. In contrast, the A1, A14, railway station, and Brampton Road will remain largely unchanged.

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The report provides a highly effective summary of the maps. It clearly identifies the main trends and transformations, such as the conversion of the airfield and the expansion of residential areas. The comparison between the current state and the future projections is logical and well-structured. The use of cohesive devices and precise vocabulary to describe spatial changes and infrastructure developments is excellent.

Coherence & Cohesion

The report is exceptionally well-organized. The progression from the introduction to the overview, and then to the detailed comparisons, is logical and effortless to follow. Cohesive devices are used naturally to link ideas (e.g., 'At present', 'In the proposed plan', 'Furthermore', 'In contrast') without being repetitive or intrusive. Paragraphing is used effectively to separate the current state from the future developments.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary used is sophisticated, precise, and highly appropriate for a map task. Terms such as 'proposed changes', 'significant developments', 'adjacent to', 'reconfigured', and 'infrastructure' demonstrate a high level of lexical control. The writer successfully uses varied verbs to describe change (e.g., 'occupies', 'demolished', 'replaced', 'extended', 'reconfigured') which enhances the quality of the report.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

The report demonstrates a wide range of grammatical structures with full flexibility and accuracy. The use of different tenses - present simple for the current state and future forms for the proposed changes - is handled perfectly. Complex sentence structures are used effectively to convey relationships between different geographical features, and punctuation is used correctly throughout.

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