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The image displays two diagrams depicting a beachfront area in Australia for the years 1950 and today. The 1950 map shows a single car park on the right, a pavilion at the end of a straight path, a beach leading into the sea, a lighthouse in the southeast corner, a small road leading to the city in the northwest corner, a playground adjacent to the car park, and a pool area north of the beach along the beach road. The present day's map indicates two car parks, one on the west before the playground and another parallel to the pavilion, a relocated playground positioned between the two car parks, a constructed restaurant situated to the west of the promenade road, an extended promenade road with a bend connecting the two car parks, a still-present beach alongside new swimming facilities including a 50m pool and a children's pool to the north of the beach area, and a surf club along the extended promenade road, with the lighthouse remaining unchanged at the location southeast.
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the map reveals a beachside area in Australia how it was in 1950 and how it become today.
The main car road is now longer than the one paved in 1950 and many facilities were added.
In 1950, the car road was leading directly to the car park which was its end, but, now the road is extended until the lighthouse and another car park was established near the entry to the city in addition to the extending of the old one. This new car park has taken the place of the old garden for children.
One surf club was added on the east of the beach in front of the old pool and another surf club and a restaurant were built on the west. The old pool western the beach was also extended to 50 meters while it was just 25 meters in the year of 1950.
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