The plans depict the town as it was over two hundred: 1780, 1860 and 2000, illustrating the significant changes that occurred over time.
Overall, it experienced visible alterations in terms of the addition of new facilities. While some original features were retained, several areas transformed to accommodate modernization. Notably, the town undergone visible alterations in terms of the construction of new buildings.
Looking at the 1780 map in detail, the town featured a central farms and the area was more greenish with forest of wood eastern of the part of town, stretching along the right and bottom sides. There were also two villages on the right side of the map and surrounded 100 homes.
By the year 1860, several notable changes took place. The area undergone major changes, including the construction of new bridge across the river to help people easily access to both sides of the river. The most remarkable changes were the trees that were cut down, respectively. Additionally, there had been an addition of new village, which provide new accommodation for 200 homes. Moreover, the farm region was narrowed into two main farms, which were still situated at the center.
In 2000, the town featured recreation facilities. Downstream of the river there was wetland for birds. Another change was the presence of series of shops on the riverbank, at the base of the bridge. In addition, the woods were removed completely, and replaced with new schools and sports fields. Heading to the east, the residential areas evolved 500 homes, connecting to by new road. Meanwhile, the bridge of the map remained largely unchanged.