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The image depicts two maps comparing a town center in 1700 and today. In 1700, key locations include: Market Square at the center, a Hotel to the southwest, High Street running horizontally below the Market Square, Goods Farm to the north of Market Square, Churchyard to the east, a Road to the north, and St. Peter's Lane running vertically to the right of Market Square. Today, changes include: a Car Park replacing Goods Farm, a Road system replacing and expanding the previous single road, Shops replacing the original individual structures around High Street, an Office Block and a Supermarket replacing the areas previously designated as individual farms and fields, a Church replacing the Churchyard, additional Roundabout at the intersection of High Street and the expanded road to the right, and the presence of Houses to the far northeast.
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The given maps throw light on how much development happen in the centre of town from 1700 to present time
Overall, it can be seen that, in 1700, town divided in thhree parts such as fields and shops, goode farm, Stables and houses. After which, in Present, Steggle Farm removed, moreover. number of shopes has increased. Fields area Converted in houses. In addition supermarket are estalished, Block of flats take place of stables, major development is roundabout are added middle of st peter’s lane and market st. it clearly seen that no crucial changes occur in middle area.
Today, there are many development, in main road construction compared to the in 1700, Signal lights and zibre crossing mark on the road. The public park is buit in besides of bridge. A car park covers major portion of uper side of town. Number of hotels are increased compared to previous given time.
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