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The image displays two schematic layouts labeled "1980" and "Now," respectively. Both layouts are divided into three horizontal sections. In the 1980 layout, starting from top to bottom: the top section shows a sequence labeled 'warehouse', 'crane', 'warehouse'; the middle section shows 'ship', 'ship' next to a labelled 'bridge', and 'river walking'; the bottom section includes labels 'crane' and 'warehouse'. The "Now" layout, top to bottom: the top section includes 'converted building', 'kids' restrooms', and 'warehouse'; the middle section labels 'boat museum' and 'river walking'; the bottom section comprises 'new building', 'hotel', and 'warehouse'.
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The diagrams illustrate some proposed changes to the Liverton Docks from 1980 to now.
It is clear that there are mainly changes to the central river, which has been turned into a boat museum. Additionally, a new building has been established in the southwest.
The most noticeable change is that the two ships have been redeveloped into a boat museum. The second map shows that a cross-river bridge has been removed to provide enough space to build the boat museum. Clearly, a new building has been constructed in the corner of the whole place.
Currently, many buildings have been changed. The warehouses have been reduced, and one of them has been transformed into a converted building. The crane in the north has been changed into a kids’ restroom. The final reconstruction is a hotel that occupies the space from the crane.
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