The maps illustrate the differences in layout between 1995 and the present of a village in Stokeford.
Overall, there haven’t been many significant changes made to the village, except for a couple of additions in facilities.
In 1995, there were two main streets; the first one ran from the northwest to the southeast and continued to the other running from west to east. The housing area was located in the northwest with a couple of houses placed on both sides of the street. Additionally, there was also a small rectangular street surrounding a few houses. To the east were farmland and a forest park, and to the south was the sea alongside a fishing port. Furthermore, stores, fish markets, a cafe, and a hotel were situated at the seaside.
Currently, a car park has been built east of the hotel and the streets have been extended to support more houses. The shops and markets are no more, now replaced with restaurants and apartments. The port and forest park have been demolished, with the purpose of the latter being to make room for a tennis arena. Connected to the arena is a golf course, sitting on the repurposed farmland.