The maps represent the chief shifts that have taken place in the town of Denham from 1986 to the present moment.
Overall, Denham experienced a significant increase in residential areas, while the farmland was demolished. Furthermore, there has been an expansion in educational and multi-residence housing facilities.
To begin with, the number of houses in Denham Town has grown dramatically across the whole area, whereas Denham’s farmland has been demolished. In addition, these developments have influenced shifts in the road system of the given area. A new Cul-de-Sac Street has been constructed near the bank of the Stoke River in the southwestern part of the town.
Furthermore, there has been an expansion of Denham’s primary school; two extensions were added on the eastern side of the school. The large house located in the local gardens was redesigned into a retirement home with two extensional wings on the north and south sides.
