The given maps provide information about the alterations occurred in at the coastal area named Templeton over a 15-year period from 1990 to 2005. Looking from an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that the transportation system of the town improved noticeably by constructing new amenities. In addition, woodland which surrounded city was cleared to make way for a new residential zone and plant.
Moving to a more detailed analysis, in 1990 there were two main bridges connecting the west and east of the town, however in 2005 by erecting the third one it was possible to cross the river stretching from south to north by trains. To the south of the western bank, initially a residential area consisted of private houses and trees. This area underwent a demolition to construct new buildings overlooking the coastal area and a huge supermarket. A similar modification was observed in the conjunction of the two motorways and the vicinity of the lake. Only private houses just the northern-west corner of the town remained untouched over the years.
In terms of the other bank of the river, to the north of the seaside resort, a school and hospital situated next to it left completely untouched. On the contrary, woods on this side of the town were cut down to introduce an airport and housing zone. While the both a car park and house were not changed, a brand-new factory was erected just the south of the riverbank. Additionally, a railway was extended, and a ferry boat was introduced in order to ease transportation.