The diagrams illustrate the changes took place in Brindell from 1800 to 2000, at 100-year intervals.
Overall, Brindell underwent a number of dramatic changes, the most important of which are the construction of industry and the development of Bun hill, where the village for workers located.
In the south-west, no changes were make to Brindell from 1800 to 1900; however, in the next century, it was expanded. Turning to the south-east, in the first century, the farmland (animals) was turned into industry complex, which was accompanied by a village for employees. Later, both the industry complex and the village were redeveloped as a new-bigger, catering for job and accommodation needs. To the north-west of the industry, there was a river stour which saw a marginal changes.
Turning to the north-west of the maps, in 1800 and 1900, the farmland there were mainly for growing crops; however, it was turned into a place for raising animals. In 1800, there used to be a large woodland in the north-east, but most of it then was cut down to make way for Bunhill park in 2000