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The image displays three maps for the years 1800, 1900, and 2000. The map for 1800 shows the River Stour separating Farmland (crops) and Woodland in the north from Brindell and Farmland (animals) in the south. The map for 1900 shows the River Stour, Farmland (crops), Woodland, and Brindell, with the addition of Bun Hill, identified as a 'Village for workers', and an Industry area with four buildings. The map for 2000 shows the River Stour, Farmland (crops), Brindell, Bun Hill ('Village for workers'), and an expanded Industry area with eight buildings; the Woodland area now contains Bun Hill park.
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The diagrams illustrate the growth of Brindell town and the local areas over the period of two centuries : 1800, 1900 and 2000.
Overall, there are considerable changes between 1800 and 2000, shifting primarily from the farmland and woodland.
In 1800, the surrounding River Stour was mainly farmland for crops in the south-north and farmland for animals to the southeast. By 1900, farmland for animals was replaced by Bun Hill village and an industrial area nearby. Furthermore, woodland expanded in the northeastern area, while farmland for crops and Brindell land remained unchanged.
From 1900 to 2000, Brindell experienced major development including expanding Bun Hill village and added industrial area. In addition, Bun Hill Park was constructed nearby Woodland, while farmland for crops, the River Stour, the woodland and Brindell land witnessed no transformation over time.
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