The given map provides information about several changes Brindell has gone through between 1800 and 2000. Overall, it is clear that river stour, Woodland and Bun hill has increased in size. There were also a addition of industrial and recreational sites.
In 1800, the farmland using for crops was on the north-west of the map, next to it on the right were Woodland, both interacted with river stour, and the Brindell were on the south. A century later, Woodland experienced a significant reduction in size, which expanded the size of river. In 2000, the Brindell increased in size. The farmland was used for growing animals.
Land in the southeast site on the map initially a farmland used for animal husbandry in 1800. In 1900, it became a hill called Bun, and consisted a village for workers. On the land, there was also an appearance of 3 industries. By 2000, the size of the land has risen considerably increasing the dimension of Bun hill as well as the village, and the industry quantity. Regarding the Woodland, a Bun hill part was constructed.