Band 6+: The maps below show the development of the village of Ryehath between 1990 and 2015 Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The image contains two maps, one labeled 1990 and the other 2015, illustrating changes in a town over this period. In 1990, from north to south, there is a forest with three icons for trees, a river, an Aberay road with a bus station on one side and a car on the other, a main road with two cars, another river, and another forest with four icons for trees. On the east side of the Aberay road, there are two trees, a footpath with three people icons, a farmland with two hay icons, an empty plot, a shop, and a school. On the west side, there is a forest, another footpath with two people icons, two gardens, and six houses. In 2015, from north to south, there is a cafe with two fork and spoon icons, a river, a bridge, an Aberay road with a bus station and car park marked with "P", a main road with two cars, another river, and a housing area with nine house icons. On the east side of the Aberay road, there are three trees, a footpath with four people icons, a pasture with one cow icon, and three additional shops. On the west side, there is a park with two tree icons, another footpath with three people icons, a primary school with one book icon, a college with one diploma icon, and a garden.