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The image displays two maps of Paradise Island, depicting it in the past and present. Past features include a beach, boat pier, a Seafood restaurant northwest of the island, a forest in the center, a swim area in the southeast, a natural spring in the northeast, surrounded by rocks, and palm trees scattered throughout. Present features show the beach and some rocks retained, the pier now linked to a Reception and a Vehicle track circling the island. The forest has a Footpath leading to a Swimming Pool near the beach, and open restaurant south, and a Hotel near the island center. The natural spring area houses a further Hotel extension. There's a new Scenic Lookout on the west side and a Fish + Chips shop southeast.
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The maps illustrate the modifications that occurred to Paradise Island over the period.
Overall, the region underwent a spectacular transformation to convert into its current appearance, the introduction of the pathway surrounding the islet and removal of green areas are also recorded.
Regarding the left side of this islet, the Scientific Research Station is demolished and the green area is chopped down to be replaced by a circular swimming pool and the hotel complex. Furthermore, the beach still remains and is assigned for swimming but it has shrunk. Moreover, the pier is expanded twice and it has been enabled for cruise ships to anchor.
In terms of the right side of the peninsula, while the rocks and natural spring remain unchanged but reduced in size, a new coffee shop was built next to it. Additionally, the removal of greenery in the middle to construct the open restaurant and BBQ area are recorded. In addition, pathways are built around the enclave for tourism purposes.
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