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The image displays two diagrams depicting the changes in Felixstone, UK from 1967 to 2001. The 1967 diagram features a golf course, high street, farmland, a café, hotel, fish market, marina, and a pier adjacent to the sea, with symbols representing these facilities. Comparatively, the 2001 diagram still shows the golf course, high street, and the sea but replaces farmland with swimming pool and tennis courts, the fish market with car park, and adds wind turbines in the sea. Changes in facilities include the hotel remaining but enlarged, transformation of the general beach to a private beach, and the marina replaced by a public beach. Additionally, there are no farmland, fish market, or pier visible in the 2001 diagram.
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The map illustrates the layout of Felixstone in UK between 1967 and 2001.
In general, it is evident that the original area was more likely to be natural attraction, including farmland and market. However, second picture showed that some improvement and redevelopment have been made in 2001.
Before the development, the farmland was situated in the east. By 2001, it had been replaced by one building, containing a swimming pool, two tennis courts, and a hotel. In addition, there was high street at the center of the area in the same place, shops are surrounded by both sides. Nevertheless, it has been changed into apartments on the right-hand side, and the other remained shops.
Moreover, a fish market and a large pier were located next to the sea in the past. Now, it was removed and built into new two beaches: private and public. Car parking was added, which connected to the hotel in the South. Wind turbines were also constructed at the Western tip of the area. There are no changes can be seen in golf course and dunes in the both pictures.
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