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The image depicts three maps from years 1960, 1980, and 2000 respectively. In 1960, the layout shows four areas: Shopping Centre next to Farmland both situated below Main Road, a Car Park next to a Hospital below Main Road. In 1980, the layout changes, Farmland is replaced by a Cancer Centre and a Nursing School, while a Pharmacy emerges where the Shopping Centre was, the Car Park and Hospital remain unchanged, all still below Main Road. In 2000, the layout further evolves; the Cancer Centre and Nursing School stay in place, the same Car Park is seen, the Hospital remains unchanged, but the Pharmacy receives expanded dedicated space.
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The maps illustrate the significant developments which took place at Queen Mary Hospital in the years 1960, 1980 and 2000.
It is clear that over these years the area became more focused on healthcare. Farmland and shops were replaced by medical facilities. By contrast, the main road remain unchanged.
In 1960, the hospital was located besides shopping centre. Below the shopping centre was a large area of farmland, while the car park was situated alongside with it. In 1940, the hospital and car park remained stable, whereas shopping centre was replaced by cancer centre and pharmacy. Similarly, the farmland was removed and a nursing school constructed in its place.
In 2000, the cancer centre expanded further, in contrast the nursing school and the car park reduced in size. The hospital and pharmacy remained in the same positions.
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