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The image displays two maps: Summerville 1960 and Summerville 2010. Summerville 1960 comprises Greenwood Forest, five houses to the west near Sam's Bridge, post office near Burn's River, a train station slightly to the northeast, six sheep near Crystal Lake, and four houses east. Summerville 2010 shows Greenwood Forest with four sheep and five added houses to the west near Sam's Bridge, a post office in the middle, train station slightly northeast, significant road expansion, Burn's River flowing through the town, a new school east of Sam's Bridge near Crystal Lake with remaining six sheep, and new structures including six more houses both northwest and northeast.
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The maps illustrate the difference in Summerville town between 1960 and 2010.
Overall, in 2010, the town had new developments and road branches that leads to many directions.
Starting from the earliest year, the Sam’s Bridge that were connected with the main road only had 2 branches into houses and train station. On the right side from the station, it was a space only full of trees, called Greenwood Forest. Diagonal side from this, separated by the river, the Crystal Lake was sorrounded by sheeps.
In addition, in 2010, the road provided access directly to several places. Such as the forest that also filled by sheeps now, and the Crystal Lake where school was built in front of it. Even better, citizens can use a driveway, crossing the river, starting from school and passed the train station on the left also houses on the other side.
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