The maps illustrate the transformation of a coastal area from 1995 to the present day.
Overall, the area underwent significant urbanization, with the removal of the fish market and the replacement of natural landscapes with recreational facilities. Notably, the river was shortened, and new infrastructure such as a car park and sports amenities were introduced.
In 1995, the area was predominantly natural, featuring a river flowing from the northeast to the southwest through Forest Park before reaching the sea. The housing was concentrated in the northwest, while a farm occupied the northeast. Along the coast, a shop, fish market, and fishing port were present, with a hotel and café situated near the river.
By the present day, the housing remained in its original location, but the river had been shortened significantly. The former farm and part of the river were replaced by a golf course with tennis courts in the southeast. The fishing port and fish market were removed, and the hotel now includes a car park. Additionally, a new restaurant and apartment complex were constructed between the coast and the housing, while the shop was replaced by the restaurant. The café remained unchanged