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The image depicts a map of the town of Garlsdon, with a population of 65,000, and two potential sites for a new supermarket. Site S1 is situated to the northwest outskirts of the town and Site S2 is located centrally within a restricted no-traffic zone. The map includes distances to neighboring towns: 12 km to Hindon, which has a population of 10,000, 16 km to Bransdon with a population of 15,000, and 25 km to Cransdon, housing 29,000 people. The map further highlights key geographical aspects such as the town center, interchange main roads, existing railway lines, adjacent countryside, and concentrated housing and industrial areas.
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The provided map illustrates the town of Garlsdon, a town of a population of 65,000. A new supermarker (S) is planned for the town. As its shown, there is two possible sites: (S1) and (S2) that are planned to be constructed, as represented in the map below.
The main difference between these two options is their location. S1 is located in the north-west countryside which is out of town. However, S2 is located in the townCentre even though it is a no traffic zone.
As it is observed, S1 is particularly near industry and also it is open to one main road of 12km to Hindon, which its population is 10,000 and close to the railway of 25km to Cransdon , it’s a very populated city of 29,000 people.
But for S2, its location is in the centre of industry and on the south, opened to housing. Another good point is that it offers a railway to Hindon , Crandson and also Brandson.
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