Band 8+: The diagrams below show changes that have taken place in the Sawry District neighborhood since 1920. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

These two maps, which show the Sawry District neighborhood in 1920 and 2020, show how the neighborhood has changed over a century. The neighborhood has generally undergone growth. By 2020, there were more public services, more housing, and more enterprises. However, after 1920, not all companies and services continued to exist.

The areas with the biggest development and change were business and housing. In 1920, the cannery was replaced by an office complex. Two of the homes next to the Elmwood River were destroyed and rebuilt with an apartment building and a road. From two houses and a shop, Oak Avenue now had three residences, two shops, an apartment building, and a gas station.

The shift in housing and businesses surpassed the change in public services. After being destroyed, Prestwich Primary School was reconstructed as a larger facility near the stores on Oak Street. Elmwood River also acquired a bike path and a bridge, the latter of which took the site of the little beach shown on the 1920 map.