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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.
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The diagrams give information about the transformations of the town of Harborne between 1936 and 2007.
Overall, a noticeable change has been the reduction of the green space in the north-west. Another striking change is the arrangement of the residential area.
Regarding the transformation of the center of the urban area in the middle part of the map, the supermarket was erected at the expense of the sweet shop and butchers. Similarly, in the northern section, the flower shop was knocked down to facilitate the construction of the travel agent. Subsequently, the post office, bank, and library remained intact throughout the period. Ultimately, there used to be a vacant space in the central area, and then it was turned into a shopping centre.
Moving to the remaining areas, most of the trees were chopped down in the north-west whereas a roadway was built to make way for the dedicated bicycle lane in the south-west. Turning to the south-east of the map, this area experienced some considerable changes, with government offices being converted into the museum, and farmland becoming a golf course. In terms of the north-east area, this area had an interesting development. There was a river crossing section of this area in 1936, which then became a lake in the following 71 years, and a large residential area was constructed on its shore.
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