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The image displays comparative layouts of Felixstone in 1967 and 2001. In 1967, key features include a golf course in the top left, a high street adjacent on its right, and farmland further right labeled "In." At the bottom, from left to right, are dunes, a hotel, cafe, fish market, flats, and a pier marked as "Maria" ending at the sea. In 2001, the golf course, high street with shopping mall, and pool are on the top row, from left to right. The bottom row features dunes, a hotel, cafe marked "World," flats, a public beach, and tennis courts transitioning into a private beach, ending at the sea. The progression from 1967 to 2001 shows the addition of amenities such as a shopping mall, pool, and tennis courts, and renaming of the pier to public beach.
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The illustrations present the changes in Felixstone in the UK between 1967 and 2001.
Overall, Felixstone has witnessed various transformations, most notably with the development of more sports and tourist facilities.
There are a few major changes in the graph. Firstly, farmland in the Northeast of the city has been transformed into a residential area, with a hotel, two tennis courts, and a swimming pool. Moreover, houses on the right of the High street have also been supplanted by apartments. However, the shops on the left side of the street have become larger in numbers.
Beside the hotel, a parking lot has been built next to the dunes. Four wind turbines are being installed in front of the sea in the southwest of the city. Additionally, the Marina pier has been knocked down and replaced by a public beach. The fish market next to the pier has been replaced by a private beach. Finally, many infrastructures, such as the golf course and cafe, have remained the same for 34 years.
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