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The image consists of two maps labeled Lakeside 2000 and Lakeside 2009, depicting changes in the town's infrastructure. In 2000, from north to south, there is a woodland, lake, old town, residential area, and river, with an arts center to the west, school to the east, industrial complex and two more residential areas to the south, and derelict warehouses to the southwest. By 2009, the northern woodland remains, but the lake is replaced by a pond, the old town becomes offices, the residential area transforms into a car park, and the school expands, with the addition of a university. The arts center becomes a multi-screen cinema, and a shopping center appears north of the southern river. The industrial complex and the southernmost residential area persist, while the central southern residential area and derelict warehouses vanish.
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The diagram provides a comparison between Lakeside as it appeared in 2000 and its layout 9 years later.
Overall, the town in 2000 differs greatly from Lakeside in 2009 in terms of terrains , local facilities and infrastructures.
In the Northern part of Lakeside, the former derelict warehouses were demolished to make way for new a car park and the ancient town has been replaced by the offices. The art center next to the school in 2000 was pulled down to build a new multi-screen cinema. In 2000, there were 2 dwelling units, however, the accommodation establishment which was constructed near the river was replaced by a shopping center. Additionally, the dimensions of the forest and the lake shrank to pave the way for building new college.
The Southern sector underwent the notable change with the expansion of the Industrial zone after 9 years. The residential area to the East of the river and a part of the woods were removed to widen the industrial complex.
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