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The image presents two maps, "Nelson, 2000" and "Nelson, today". In 2000, Nelson had a university, trees, a train station, a city centre, an old market, a road with a car, and a port. In the "today" map, the university remains, but a hall of residence has been added to its west, and a new shopping centre has replaced the trees to its east. A tramline now connects the university and the new shopping centre. The train station has been replaced by a new train station. The city centre now incorporates a bike rental scheme with 4 bikes depicted. The old market has been replaced by a new shop, and a new covered market has been added further east. The road is now designated for pedestrians only, and the port area features a new restaurant and 'bars and clubs'.
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The maps illustrate the developments that has happened in Nelson since 2000.
Overall, the city has become more entertained area than before. Additionally, the small greener area was removed to make a way for the establishment of modern building.
In 2000, there was an old market which was replaced by a new shop in the southwest of the city. Looking at the city centre, it has recently been renovated with a bike rental scheme. It is restaurant and bars and clubs that are developed in the port today. The pedestrians is in the north of the map, previously occupied by the main road. There is now a new covered market located next to the city centre.
Moving on to the north side of the city, there are now a hall of residents and a new shopping centre which was occupied by a plenty of trees. Where old train station stood, there is now an empty space which has been turned into new one and in front of the city centre. While university remained unchanged, it is provided with a tramline.
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