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The image depicts two maps of Eastminster from 1999 and 2009. In 1999, there are areas designated as Woodland (top-left), Park (top-right), Streets of houses (top-right), Public garden (bottom-right), Large house with gardens (center), Houses (top-center, right), Hospital (bottom-left), School (middle-left), Shops (middle), and Railway station (bottom-left). By 2009, changes include Woodland replaced by Adventure park, the addition of a Hotel with golf course in the center, Apartment blocks (right), and Factories and warehouses (bottom-right) replacing the Public garden. The Shopping complex appears adjacent to shops at the center, replacing the large house with gardens. Houses remain (top-center, right), the Hospital and School retain positions but are joined by the new Shopping complex and Adventure park.
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The maps provided illustrate change that city Eastminster has undergone in 1999 and its renovated version in 2009.
Overall, the large house with its gardens and streets of houses were converted into hotel with a golf course and apartment blocks, which makes the area more attractive and improves its value. Furthermore, the size of houses expanded while park become smaller.
Over the period between 1999 and 2009, the area with lots of trees transformed into adventure park, making an area confortable for family whose have children. One change that stand out is school turned into shopping centre and constructed to the north side of the lake. Instead of a public garden, houses were built.
Another noticeable change was a significant expansion of the houses which located in the east side of the adventure park. In contrast, park became smaller over the 10 year. The factories and warehouses was constructed in 2009.
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