The given layouts compare the map of Brindell and local areas in three centuries from 1800 to 2000. It can be clearly seen that many changes had taken place in this town and surrounded areas during the mentioned period.
In 1800, the Woodland area, which was located on the northeast of the map, had become significantly smaller after the three centuries. Therefore, in 2000, a park named Bun Hill was established in this empty place. Furthermore, the animal’s farmland on the northeast of River Stour was transformed into a place called Bun Hill village for workers and some industrial buildings was built. After that, this village and buildings had also extended to add more workplace in 2000. Ultimately, the Brindell town accounted for a huge population climb during industrial revolution in 18th century, making the town even bigger. It is noticeable that no change had made to the crop’s farmland over the 300-year period.
In conclusion, many additions are seen in the new layout of this town, particularly after the industrial revolution.