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The image displays two maps of the village of Stokeford, one from 1930 and another from 2010, each with a key indicating Houses and Shops. The 1930 map features a river on the left, leading to a bridge in the upper right, with a road crossing the bridge and curving down through the village, passing by shops, a post office, primary school, and farmland before ending in a 'T' intersection. A large house lies below the 'T' intersection, surrounded by gardens. The 2010 map shows the river and bridge in the same location, but the road now bypasses the primary school and post office, which are situated next to each other and a new retirement home replaces the large house and gardens. The shops no longer exist, and additional houses line the road leading to the post office and primary school. The farmland has been subdivided into lots for houses.
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The two maps give information about the changes that took place in the village of Stockport between 1930 and 2010.
In general, it can be seen that Stokeford village had become more industrial and accessible with additional roads than before.
To the west of the main road, shops that were to the north of the post office in 1930 were demolished, and a supplementary road around which many houses were constructed was added in its place in 2010. The farmland was removed, and in 2010, an additional road and more houses were built.
To the east of the main road, the primary school was extended by adding two more buildings. Additional road and houses were added to the north of the primary school in 2010. The large house made way for a retirement home, which was slightly bigger in size. Gardens were demolished, and more houses were built in their place in 2010.
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