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The image shows two labeled maps representing the town of Lakeside for the years 2000 and 2009. The images display a noticeable development transition within the town over the period. In 2000, the town included features like a residential area, derelict warehouses, woodland surrounding a lake, the old town, an arts center, a school, another residential area, an industrial complex along a river, and a third residential section. By 2009, several changes are visible: the derelict warehouses are replaced by a car park, new offices and a university adjacent to the same woodland which now contains a pond instead of a lake, the arts center site is taken over by a multi-screen cinema, and a shopping center sits where the school was, while the rest of the areas remain unchanged.
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The maps illustrate alterations that a town of Lakeside had gone through from 2000 to 2009.
Overall, prominent natural landscapes had their size reduced to accommodate more buildings for the main economic activity. Also, old public services had been upgraded with modernized ones while taking the place of housing areas.
One of the most remarkable changes is the reduced size of roughly 50% of the Woodland which corresponds to that of the lake as it had become a pond. This reduction allowed the extension of industrial areas in the Southwestern part and also the disappearance of Southern residential area.
In 2009, the Art centre and the lakeside residential area were converted to Multi-screen cinema and the Shopping centre. Importantly, in the Northern part of the town, the Derelict warehouse and the Old Town had experienced the decrease in their size, paving the way for the construction of new Car park, Offices and a University.
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