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The image presents two campus maps of Riversdale University from 1973 and 2010 respectively; the 1973 map features a Sports Centre, Fine Arts Building, Student Union, Library, Administration Building, Sciences Building, and Law Building, arranged clockwise from the northwest to the southeast, with sports fields to the southwest and a Nature Reserve to the south; Car Park is located northeast, with the compass indicating north to the top right corner; the 2010 map displays an Information Sciences Building on the site of the previous Fine Arts Building, the Sports Centre replaced by Student Union and sports venues moved to the southwest corner, Car Park A replacing the previous Car Park, Car Park B to the southwest, and a new Medical School (planned 2011) in the southeast, with Economics and Social Sciences Building added to the existing layout; the Library, Administration Building, and Sciences Building remain in their original locations; the compass has north pointing to the top right corner.
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The maps illustrate the changes in the campus of Riversdale University between 1973 and 2010.
Overall, noticeable change is the replacement of many areas with buildings and transportation services.
Referring to the 1973 map, several significant changes have been made to the transportation facilities on campus. A Trams Stop and Car Park B have been constructed on the western side of the campus. Additionally, a bridge has been built on the south side of the river, connecting the medical school with other educational buildings. Particularly, the natural reserve area has been repurposed for the construction of a new medical school building.
Furthermore, Riversdale University has also undergone significant changes to its building facilities. The student union, formerly located on the western side of the campus, has been demolished. In contrast, the library has ben extended, and the social science and law buildings have been merged into a single building on the southern side of the campus. Meanwhile, the fine art building has been replaced by the information sciences building. Notably, three original buildings remain intact within on the campus area.
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