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The image consists of two maps of Stokeford, one from 1930 and another from 2010; both maps have a compass indicating North at the top right corner and a key at the bottom right corner indicating houses are represented by rectangles. The 1930 map shows a road running from South-West to North-East with a bridge at the North-East end, five houses on one side with gardens behind them, a large house on the opposite side with farmland behind it, a primary school, a post office, and shops along the same side as the large house. The 2010 map has the same road now curved, with the bridge still at the North-East end, fourteen houses on the inner side of the curve, and nine houses on the outer side with gardens and car parking spaces behind them, a primary school, a post office, and a retirement home along the outer side.
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The provided maps demonstrate the alteration to the village of Stokeford in the year 1930 and 2010.
Overall, after looking at the 2 maps, it can be observed that the whole farmland had been replaced with houses from 1930 to 2010. In addition to the main road, which became has new 4 branches in 2010.
To begin with the south part of the village, the farmland was altered to new houses along the main the road. In addition, the large house and the gardens surround it were demolished, and replaced with houses for retired people.
Moving to the north of the village, thee two shops near the post office were altered to houses in 2010, whereas the post office of the village remained as it was in 1930. Regarding the farmland in the north, it was replaced with a new branch of the main road with new houses along it as happened in the south.
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