The given two images illustrate the state of the Ryehath village in 1990 and the 2015 revamped version of the same respectively.
On one hand, in 1990, the village had farmlands on either sides of the road. The road starting from right bank of the river splitted into a main road and an abbey road. Also, A forest was situated on the left side of the river. Shops and a Windmall were below the abbey road and a garden and a primary school were located above the main road. Additonally, there was a police station as well on one side of the road before it splitted.
On the other hand, it can be observed that the village has significant upgraded by 2015 as can be seen from the map where farmlands on either side of the roads have been replaced by residential areas, a place for parking, a cafe and a petrol pump. Moreover, a college and post office have built. A bridge has been made over the river and is connected with the existing road. Furthermore, it can be observed that the forest has vanished and now the place is full of housing with a cliffroad. Finally, it can also be seen that the shops have upgraded into a single supermarket.