The given graph gives information about the development of Brindell from 1800 to 2000. Overall, the town experienced a significant change of industry, such as Farmland gradually disappearing while some new facilities appeared like Bun hill and Industry.
In 1800, Farmland was the place with the largest area. Moreover, Farmland had been divided into 2 kinds, one for crops and the other for animals. Farmland for animals located at the south of town. The second largest place was Woodland, which is found at the right of the Farmland for animals. Between these places was River stour flowed through Farmland for crops. Brindell situated in the smallest area, beside Farmland for animals.
By 1900, Farmland for crops was expanded, because Farmland for animals disappeared. Instead of that, Industry and Bun hill, which are called village for workers, are added. Inside its, Bun hill appeared in the southwest. Woodland decreased its area and remained at the northeast. Brindell was unchanged, and continued to be the most miniature place in the town. River stour flowed nearer Industry than Farmlands for animals before.
In 2000, the town had a significant change. Farmland for crops was instead of Farmland for animals. However, the area declined. New facilities are added, Bun hill Park situated under Woodland. While Industry and Bun hill called village for workers, was enlarged. Similar to Industry and Bun hill – village for workers, Brindell also extended. River stour had slightly changed but not affected much to other places.
