The diagram illustrate the transformation of Brindell town and its surrounding areas in 1800, 1900 and 2000.
Overall, the area has significant urbanization and industrial development over the 200-year period, with agricultural land gradually expanding to residental and industral. It is notable that Brindell was dramatic growth and the appearance of industrial facilities
Regarding to the natural and agricultural, in 1800, the area was rural, with farmland designed for crops accopying the upper left area and the farmland for animals covering the lower right area. The River Stour ran through the center of the region, while woodland was situated in the upper right corner. By 1900, the farmland for animals has been completely replaced by a settlement called Bunhill, which is a village for workers. This trend continued to 2000, a new park called Bun Hill Park was establish through the woodland area
As for urban development, Brindell was originally a small settlement in the lower left section in 1800. By 1900, the town remained relavetively unchanged in size, but industrial facilities had been established in the lower right region, accompanied by the construction of a village for workers. The urbanization process accelerated by 2000, when Brindell had finally expanded into a substantial urban center, the industrial area had grown significantly, and the worker’s village remained as part of the developed infrastructure
