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The image consists of three maps from different years—1962, 1985, and an unspecified "Now"—illustrating changes in Meadowside village and Fonton. In 1962, Meadowside Village is depicted as a small, isolated area adjacent to Fonton, without any connecting infrastructure. By 1985, developments include a residential area to the west of Meadowside Village labeled as "Meadowside Village," the appearance of a dual carriageway running from Meadowside towards Fonton, and a newly added line titled "Railway" extending from the southwest through Meadowside to Fonton. The current map, marked "Now," features further expansion labeled as "Meadowside Suburb" to the right of the earlier Meadowside Village and a "Business Park" and "Hotel" situated between Meadowside and Fonton, with a complete roadway network connecting all areas, including a track parallel and intersecting with the previous infrastructure.
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The visual representation comprises three maps spanning different time periods — 1962, 1985 and an unspecified «Now» — that illustrate the evolution of Meadowside village and its surroundings.
In 1962, Meadowside is depicted as a tiny, isolated settlement adjacent to Fonton, devoid of any connectivity. By 1985, there has been a marked expansion, with the addition of a residential district to the west labeled as «Meadowside», a dual carriageway extending from Meadowside toward Fonton, and the emergence of a railway line running from the southwest through Meadowside into Fonton.
The current map marked “Now” shows further development: to the right of the earlier Meadowside, the suburb of Meadowside, a business park and a hotel will appear, located between Meadowside and Fountain, which will allow for the construction of a comprehensive road network connecting all areas. This network includes a highway that runs parallel to and intersects with the existing infrastructure.
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