The given maps illustrate changes in the layout of the seaside resort of Templeton between 1990 and 2005. Overall, a brief analysis reveals that several significant changes were made to the resort during this period. Notable additions include new amenities such as a school, hospital, railway station, and houses, as well as the relocation of some existing infrastructure like houses, the railway station, supermarket, airport, and ferry.
In 1990, the area was lush with numerous trees, maintaining a vibrant green landscape. On the north side, there were a school, a hospital, and a railway station, all situated near the northeast corner of the river.
After 15 years, the area saw many noticeable changes. While the number of trees decreased, the existing houses were upgraded, now referred to as ‘affordable housing.’ A factory and supermarket were added to the landscape, along with an airport. The school and hospital remained in the same locations as in 1990, but the railway station was moved. Lastly, the northeast corner of the river remained unchanged since 1990.