The maps illustrate how Felixstone in the UK changed between 1967 and 2001.
Overall, the town has undergone considerable redevelopment. The most significant changes include the converssion of farmland, fish market and marina into recreational facilities and beache area,the replacement of the eastern shops with apartments, and the addition of a car park and wind turbines. Meanwhile, golf course, western shops and cafe remained largely unchanged.
In 1967, the northeastren part of the town consisted of farmland, while two rows of shops occupied the area to the north-central area of the town. In 2001, however, this natural area was completely trandformed into a leisure facilities, including a swimming pool, a hotel and two tennis courts. The eastern shopping areas replaced by apartments wheares wetern part unchanged. However the golf course and cafe were retained after the redevelopment.
Turning to the southern part of the town, the fish market was removed to make way for a private beach, while marina and pier was replaced by public beach. Furthermore, a car park added immediately to the west of the hotel. Additionally, four wind turbines were built in the south-western part of the town, next to the golf course.
