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The image shows two city maps labeled "City, 1950" and "City, Now." In 1950, the city's population was 20,000; the map features a business district, a bridge crossing a river, a residential area directly northeast of the business district, a government building to the southwest, and a major road running southeast-northwest; there is also an airport to the southeast. In the current map, the city's population has grown to 200,000; a lake is introduced to the west of the river, with a significantly expanded residential area covering the northeastern part beyond the former borders, enveloping more space to the north and northwest; the southeast airport remains unchanged in location, and the business district remains centrally located adjacent to the river and bridge; the government building stays in its original position, but an additional major road stretches directly north-south intersecting the city.
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The map illustrates the transformation of a city between 1950 and the present.
Overall, it i tclear that the city has witnessed significant changes, providing natural space while expanding business and residential areas.
In the center, it can be seen that business and residential areas have been extended dramatically more than in the past. These roads and bridges have remained unchanged. Similarly, the airport in the southeast has remained intact, but it has been upgraded into a larger one.
Since 1950, the river has been transformed into a lake and dam in the center area. While the old government building has remained unchanged, a new one has been built in the south. Moreover, a road has been opened to a new bridge across the lake.
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