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The image contains two maps, one labeled "1980" and the other "Now," representing changes in the layout of an area called "Liverton" along a river leading to the coast. The 1980 map shows a linear arrangement with three warehouses along the riverbank, each serviced by a crane, and three ships on the river. The map indicates four directions: to the coast, river, along the river, and opposite the river. The "Now" map depicts a transformed area with various facilities including an education center, sailing club, children's playground, ship museum, river walk, hotel, and apartments with parking. Symbols indicate replacements and newly built structures, although specific numbers are excluded. A compass rose denoting north is present on both maps. The key provides two symbols indicating "replace" and "newly built."
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Given are two maps depicting the layout of Liverton in 1980 and nowadays.
As indicated by the visual, the seaport underwent a variety of alterations in its arrangement, the most significant of which are the addition of entertainment facilities and the substantial changes of projects for inhabitants in Liverton.
To commence with, the Northwestern side of map is occupied by three cranes and warehouses, all of which remain disappeared until now. There used to be five small ships on the river of Liverton in 1980, but then they were replaced by a big ship museum at the present. Moreover, a bridge is constructed to restrict the flood barrier on the right-hand side of the map.
Regarding the other areas, the sailing club and Apartments once located in the heart of this seaport there before, which is newly built nowadays. Conversely, a warehouse and a crane in the western of the map in 1980 was replaced by an education centre and hotel respectively. Furthermore, the bottom of Liverton was accessed by a new river walk and a parking lot to go to the coast and enhance passenger safety.
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