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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 provided diagrams compare the development of Liverton Docks in 1980 with the present.
Overall, significant transformations have taken place at Liverton Docks, including the conversion of a central river area into a boat museum and the construction of a new building in the southwest.
The most prominent change is the conversion of the two ships into a boat museum. Additionally, the removal of a cross river bridge in the current layout indicates the space allocation for the boat museum. Furthermore, a new building has been erected in the southwestern section of Liverton Docks.
Numerous buildings have undergone alterations, with warehouses being reduced in number. One of the warehouses has been converted into a converted building, while a crane in the northern region has been transformed into kids’ restrooms. Lastly, a hotel now occupies the space previously taken by a crane.
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