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The image depicts two maps comparing a location in 1970 and currently. In 1970, the map shows four houses, two apartments, two shop buildings, one school in the northeast, extensive farmland covering the southern part, three forests located along the west and east, and roads creating a perimeter and connecting the southern farm. In the current map, major changes include an airport in the northeast, reduced farmland now in the southeast, three houses, two schools centrally located, four apartment complexes, an increased number of shops totaling six, and five forests dispersed across the map. The road network has expanded significantly to form a grid pattern across the entire area.
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This map shows the changes in the town of Springer from 1970 to the present day.
Overall, the town has developed significantly, with more buildings and facilities, while farmland and natural areas have decreased.
In 1970, farmland occupied the largest area of the town. However, in the present-day map, the farmland has decreased in size. The forest in the old version covered large areas on two sides of the town, whereas in the new layout it is more organized, with additional smaller forest areas located between the airport and the apartments.
In 1970, there was only one shop in the centre of the town, located between two houses. In contrast, there are now approximately six shops spread across the town. In addition, there was no airport in the past, but now an airport is located in the corner of the town. Similarly, there were no apartments in 1970, while several apartment buildings have now been built in different areas. Finally, the school is now located in the centre
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