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The image shows Porth Harbour maps for years 2000 and today, showing the following detailed changes. In 2000, notable features include a fishing port on the west side nearby to the sea, six boats within it, an adjacent fish market, and a café slightly eastward. There are three warehouses located at the southeast within the main boundaries along with a pier extending northwestward. A separate car park is located south of the boundaries, right next to the road leading to a final point with a children’s play area and hotel to the left. Significant changes visible today show the car park remaining but adjacent to it is a multi-storey car park; the surrounding play area converted into swimming pool. The hotel from 2000 now transformed into a "hotel with restaurant" establishment, and the warehouses haven been removed. The café is replaced by "cafés and shops". The fish market is now a maritime museum. The fishing port remains, but with three boats.
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The two maps describe what changes are noticed in Porth Harbour for the period from 2000 to now.
Overall, it is clear that the harbor has been redeveloped and modernized, with far more additional facilities.
First of all, the most important change is that the north-east side of the area is still used as a public beach, with one dock and two passenger ferries. However, the number of docks and passenger ferries increased by adding one more for each amenity. In terms of the south of the harbour, recreational facilities, such as a cafe and shops, have been introduced to the close-vicinity to lifeboats. The public beach is no longer open to the public, as a disused castle in the southeast has been turned into a hotel. Therefore, the beach is considered the property of the hotel nearby.
If we look at the north-west site, the marina which once used for private yachts, has been replaced with fishing boats; the reverse is true for fishing boats in the south-west part. Showers and toilets and a car park in the north-west and showers and toilets in the west have remained unaltered. Conversely, in the south, the other car park’s only access to the road has been changed by connecting to the main road in the west
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