The map illustrates the modifications that occurred between 1930 and 2010 in the village of Stokeford. Overall, the village experienced various transformations, with the most noticeable changes being the removal of farmlands and the addition of more houses.
The pathway in the northwest branched off into subway paths, while shops were demolished and replaced with residential housing. In the northeast and southwest, farmlands were converted into residential areas. The primary school, which was located in the northern part of the village, has been rebuilt and expanded to accommodate more students.
It is evident that the village has undergone significant urbanization, with the construction of additional houses, a roundabout, and extended roadways. Furthermore, in the east, a large house with gardens was replaced by a retirement home. Remarkably, the post office has remained untouched over the past 80 years.