Band 5+: The maps below show how the town of Harborne changed from 1936 to 2007. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The image contains two maps illustrating transformative changes in a town, Harborne, between the years 1936 and 2007. In the 1936 map, the northern end features trees, and just south of it is a post office. Moving southeast, there are a sweet shop, butcher shop, flower shop, and then a cycle path stretching from west to east. Further down south, notable structures include a bank adjacent to a library, which is near the river. Along the eastern border, there is a wave-like curve demarcated as government offices adjacent to farm land. In contrast, the 2007 map shows significant urban development. The tree area in the north has reduced to just one tree, and the post office remains, but new structures include a supermarket in the vicinity. South of this area, a newly developed residential area stands along with the addition of a shopping center. Existing facilities like the bank and the library persist, but are now adjacent to modified or new infrastructure reflecting urban expansion and possibly increased population density, indicative of significant town growth and development changes over the 71 years.