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The image displays two maps of Liverton, from 1980 and Now, with a key noting changes (1=replace, 2=newly built). In 1980, a river containing 5 ships flowed towards the coast, with 2 warehouses and 2 cranes on the north bank, and 1 warehouse and 1 crane on the south bank. By 'Now', the river contains 1 Ship Museum and is crossed by a Bridge. On the north bank, 1 warehouse was replaced by an education centre (1), while the other warehouse and 2 cranes were replaced by a newly built sailing club (2), a kid's playground, and a Flood Barrier. On the south bank, the warehouse was replaced by a hotel (1), and the crane was replaced by a River walk, newly built apartments (2), and a parking area.
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The two given maps illustrate the layout of Liverton in 1980 and its current arrangement.
Looking from an overall perspective, the town has undergone significant modernisation , asa the former industrial port has been transformed into a recreational and residential zone, with the addition of living facilies and housing, wich has become a key attraction for visitors.
In 1980, the central part of the town was dominated by the river, where several ships were located, indicating its function as a port. Warehouses and cranes were located in both northern and southern areas of Liverton.
Turning to the present day map, the river area has been redeveloped to include a ship museum,a bridge and a river walk, which has improved accessibility and tourism in the region. Furthermore, the industrial buildings in the north and south of the town have been replaced by a educational centre, a sailing club, apartments and a hotel.
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