The two show the main changes which had taken place in Shalton village, over a century period between 1910 and 2010.
In general, It appears that Shalton evolved from a typical old village to a residential area with far more houses and social facilities.
In 1910, the road network consisted of two main roads: the School Road which run from the Southwest to the Northeast and London Road which had the opposite direction.These two roads were connected by High street, and in the center of them was a large house surrounded by trees. A striking point of this time was the countable number of houses, the four houses were just dotted around the map. Addition, the shopping houses were also very limited, with only a few basic shops such as: a butcher, a grocer, a baker.
By 2010, a notable change was the plummeting number of houses. New houses cover all the Southeast of Shalton, the Large house among three main roads had also been converted to them. In order to make transportation easier the small lane was constructed from the London road right into the residential houses. The features of residential areas had also been presented in the west by the building of community facilities such as: Parking, bank, supermarket, Cafe. Moreover, important locations remain unchanged, such as the school located opposite the crossing of School Road and High Street, the Post office in the crossing of School Road and London Road .