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The image presents two maps showing a city in 1950 with a population of 20,000 and its current status with a population of 200,000. In 1950, the business district is marked as a small central area with a surrounding residential region and a nearby government building positioned south-east of the business district. The airport lies north-west in observable proximity, connected by a major road and a single river flows from west to east with one bridge intersecting the road. Presently, the business district spans a larger central region within an extended residential area. The government building maintains its location relative to the business district but is now surrounded by development and two lakes replacing part of the residential region. The river continues its course from west to east around the expanded residential area, including an additional bridge. The airport persists in its previous location, maintaining access through existing infrastructure.
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The two pictures show the differences in city planning between the year 1950 and the present day.
Overall, it is clear that the city has experienced significant changes in its layout, especially in the central area. Key developments include the construction of an artificial lake, expansion of residential and business zones, and improvements to transport system.
In detail, all major elements of the city, including residential, business, transport, and water systems, were either expanded, reduced in size, or removed entirely. A large artificial lake was constructed in the center of the city, along with a dam system at one end to hold the water. Around the lake, business and residential areas were noticeably expanded.
Additionally, the government building in the new city center was reduced in size. A new road was built to connect the southern and northern parts of the city, including a bridge crossing the lake. In the eastern suburbs, the old airport was replaced with a larger and more modern facility. Finally, a new administrative building for local authorities was constructed in the southern part of the city.
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