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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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The two maps illustrate the significant changes in Liverton Docks between 1980 and the present day. Overall, it is evident that the area has been transformed from an industrial dockyard into a modern space featuring residential, educational, and recreational facilities.
To begin with, in 1980, the northwest side of the dock area featured two warehouses, with two cranes positioned beside them. Several ships could also be seen on the river at that time. On the southern side, there was a similar layout, consisting of a warehouse and a crane, along with a route leading towards the coast.
At present, the docks have been transformed into a modern area. On the northwest side, an education centre has replaced one of the warehouses, with a sailing club located beside it. To the east, a children’s playground has been added. A bridge has been built across the river, with a flood barrier nearby. The ships have been replaced by a ship museum. Similarly, on the southern side, a hotel now stands where a warehouse once was, with apartments and parking spaces beside it. The route to the coast remains unchanged.
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