The provided map illustrates how a town called Willington has developed in three different years ( In 1780, 1860, and 2000)
Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the town experienced the increase in accommodations, the elimination of the farm, and the introduction of school and sport facilities. In 2000, the most noticeable is that all the woods were cut down and replaced by the construction of a road, schools, and sports fields.
In 1780, to the east of the village, there were the farms which were located next to the river that runs along the village, but in 1860, there was a decrease in the number of farms from four to two. The farms were moved slightly south of the town, above the farms was replaced by the construction of a road that connected the river and the villages .
In the 20s, the farms totally disappeared. On the right side of the town, there were the villages with a total of 500 houses, 200 houses in 1860, and 100 houses in 1780. Below the villages, there was a road that was created to connect between the villages and facilities. For example, schools and sport fields which took place from several woods. Moved back to the river side, there was a bridge, which was established in 1860, ran across the river. Below the bridge, there were fewer shops located next to the river and at the bottom of the river there was a wetland for birds.