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The image contains two maps depicting a village, Stokeford, in 1930 and 2010, showing various features and infrastructure changes over time; in 1930, Stokeford features a bridge to the north, a road running south with sparse houses along the east side, post office near the middle, and primary school further south, with large house and gardens northeast; farmland occupies the southeast corner, more farmland southwest, shops west of the road, and gardens northwest of the road; the 2010 map shows the bridge and road remains, but houses now densely line the entire road on both sides, removing shops and any farmland, with the post office retained, primary school expanded, large house converted, and the addition of a retirement home to the southeast.
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The two maps illustrates the changes of the village in Stockeford over the time period between 1930 and 2010.
Overall, there has been some major transformation to Stockeford over a period of 70 years. All of farmland are now built into residential homes. However, some facilities like post office, primary school and bridge remains unchanged.
In 1930, most of the people involved in agriculture as they used the land for farmland. There are small residential area with shops, post office and primary school. The large house with big gardens is available east side of road. A small bridge built over the river which help to make connection between two roads.
In 2010, the major changes in village to make urbanization. The farmlands are replaced by residential area, many number of buildings are increased. Primary school is expanded in area to increase their facilities. Retirement house to be introduced beside of large house. Shops are disappear. Some minor roads also has been constructed.
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