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The image presents two maps comparing a location in years 1815 and 2015. In 1815, features include Dalton Forest to the northwest, a river labeled River Dal flowing south, a ford crossing the river, Birdwey with three houses south of the ford, Hall Farm to the east with two houses, Dalton Hall situated east of Birdwey, a cluster of six trees, and two roads connecting these landmarks including Dalton at the far northeast. By 2015, Dalton is expanded in the center with three rows and two columns of houses around it, additional east-west roads line the area. Newly introduced facilities include a hospital to the northwest, an industrial zone to the west along the river, a bridge replacing the ford, an airport south of the river, and a hotel southwest of Dalton Hall, along with a school situated directly east of Dalton, maintained trees to the northwest and north of River Dal, and the river retains a similar course southward.
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The development of Dalton over 2 centuries since the year 1815 is shown by the 2 maps provided. Over this time span, the rural village has undergone significant urbanisation and vastly changed its local economy.
In the first map, Dalton is shown to be a rather remote settlement, supporting only a few homes along a road, with stables separating the town hall and the farms from the main living quarters. The end of the street connects to the river-facing Bridleway path, leading to Ford beyond a tributary to river Dal.
In 2015, Dalton does away with the cattle farming, and becomes a bustling city capable of hosting its own airport. Many new roads have been paved to provide access to even more homes. Many new projects have come on to Dalton, including a Hospital, a school, and a hotel in the town hall. A modern bridge extends the town over the smaller river to its industrial zone.
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