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The image depicts two maps of Stokeford from 1930 and 2010. In 1930: notable elements include one primary school, a post office, shops, a bridge over the River Stoke, gardens, and farmland on both northern and southern peripheries with houses scattered mainly along a central road. By 2010: the area shows increased residential expansion with houses densely populating the village, and farmland is replaced by residential development; a retirement home appears near the south end, replacing some previous garden space, while the post office and primary school remain. The bridge still connects the main road across the river, maintaining the original village's central road layout.
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Given two pictorials illustrating a village of Stokeford in 1930 and 2010.
It can be clearly observed from the double maps that agricultural areas turned into residential zones.
Now, turning to the northern part of the village, the previous Stokeford was provided with farmland and shops for local people. Furthermore, in 2010, residents could utilize the brand new primary school to gain good knowledge, and totally new path was constructed near new houses for inhabitants.
When it comes to the southern area, it should be noted that, this part went through the most dramatic changes. Firstly, there is a retirement home that previously was gardens with large houses in 1930. Secondly, it is good to mention that, there was farmland, as well in the northern part, updated with a multitude of houses
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