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The image is a map showing the development of the village of Chorleywood between 1868 and 1994, with shaded areas representing different periods of development, roads, a railway line, and a park with a golf course. The village expanded northwards along the main roads between 1868 - 1883, then spread westwards and to the southeast between 1883 - 1922, with further growth to the southwest and around the Chorleywood Station between 1922 - 1970. The motorway built in 1970 runs along the southern edge, with additional development seen in the east and west between 1970 - 1994. The railway built in 1909 goes through the center of the map from west to east, with Chorleywood Station located towards the northeastern side. Chorleywood Park and Golf course are situated in the middle.
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This map presents the evolution of Chorleywood village from 1968 to 1994.
From an overall perspective, it is apparent that most of the structures were built in 18th century. Over the same period, a motorway and Railway were added to the area.
Between 1868 and 1883 there were only one small residential area and two main roads. Another area was then constructed to the south of the first area from 1883 to 1922. Additionally, in 1909, a long railway was constructed through the village’s second area, leading to the establishment of Chorleywood station.
Over a 48-year period between 1922 and 1970, two new areas were developed on either side of the Chorleywood station. During the last 24 years, five new areas were developed in the eastern part of the region, which led to the formation of Chorleywood Park and a golf course. In addition, a motorway was built in 1970, linking southern part of the park to its northern counterpart.
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