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The image contains three maps labeled 1800, 1900, and 2000, bisected horizontally by the River Stour. In 1800, the northern section contains Farmland (crops) to the northwest and Woodland to the northeast; the southern section contains Brindell to the southwest and Farmland (animals) to the southeast. In 1900, the northern section contains Farmland (crops) and Woodland; the southern section contains Brindell to the southwest, Bun Hill labeled 'Village for workers' to the south-center, and Industry (represented by 4 squares in a 2x2 grid) to the southeast. In 2000, the northern section contains Farmland (crops) to the northwest, Woodland to the northeast, and Bun Hill park separated below Woodland by a dashed line; the southern section contains Brindell to the southwest, Bun Hill labeled 'Village for workers' to the south-center, and Industry (represented by 8 squares in a 4x2 vertical grid) to the southeast.
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The given maps illustrate the changes that took place in a town called Brindell and the local areas in 1800, 1900 and 2000. Overall, the place did not undergo any significant changes over the period. However, the area became more developed with the addition of Bun Hill and industries.
To begin with, the area was relatively simple in 1800 with woodland, town Brindell and two types of farmland: animals and crops. Eventually, in 1900, farmland (animals) was replaced by Bun Hill for workers and four industry. With regard to the size of river stour was stayed unchangble.
Turning to the noticeable changes that took place in 2000, there had been built enclosed Bun Hill park near the woodland. Morevoer, the number of industries increased twice. Secondly, another significant change is the size of the town of Brindell became larger as well as the size of the river Stour became smaller.
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