The given maps compare the extent to which a particular area called Huntingdon will change in the future.
Overall, the area will undergo significant changes, the most notable of which are the reconfiguration of the road system, complemented by the addition of transportation facilities, providing better access to the town center. Certain facilities, such as the town center, the ring road, and the western roundabout, will remain unchanged.
Focusing first on the west, one can currently access the airfield in the northern area, branching off the road A1, but this facility will be replaced by an industrial estate in the redevelopment plan. While the roundabout on Road A1 will stay intact, its southern end will be redeveloped with Road A14, allowing one to go to the town center.
Shifting our attention to the central and eastern area, the railway station will stay unchanged, whereas the railway in the north will be branched off to give access to the industrial estate. Interestingly, the new roundabout will be constructed in the intersection of Brampton Road and the one branching off the former roundabout. Finally, the built-up area, containing homes and shops, and the town center, accompanied by its ring road, will stand as they do in the present, untouched by the wave of development.