Band 6+: The maps below show the village of Stokeford in 1930 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons when relevant.

The image displays two maps of the village of Stokeford, comparing its layout and infrastructure in the years 1930 and 2010. In 1930, the village contains several small houses, a post office near the center, a large house surrounded by gardens to the south, and a primary school slightly north-east of the post office. The farmland occupies the eastern section, while shops, indicated by a single icon, lie west of the post office. A single bridge is shown on the road that curves through the northern part of the village. By 2010, the village has undergone significant changes: the number of houses appears increased, the post office remains, but the shops are no longer present. The large house and gardens have been replaced by a retirement home. The primary school remains in a similar location but seems smaller in size. The bridge is still present, and the farmland is no longer depicted, suggesting possible development or a change in land use. The layout of the road system appears more structured with smoother curves compared to 1930. These maps collectively indicate urban development and structural changes in the village over an 80-year period.