Band 6+: The maps below show the town of Tennyson in 1990 and the present day. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The image contains two maps labeled 1990 and 2000 respectively, with a compass pointing North on the upper left corner. The 1990 map depicts a town with a railway station to the northeast, a hospital to the north, a school to the northwest and scattered residential houses throughout. A river flows from the west side branching south and east, bisecting the town; one bridge crosses over the river towards the hospital. There are three parking areas represented, one near the railway station, another by the school, and a third by the hospital. The 2000 map shows a more developed area with additional buildings. Notably, a supermarket appears southwest, a factory southeast, and the addition of an airport to the south, with a two-way bridge connecting over the river. The number of residential houses has increased, parking areas are larger, and there's a noticeably larger railway station with more tracks. The river now only has one branch flowing south.