The map illustrates the significant transformations that have taken place at a zoo in Australia from 1960 to now.
Overall, some of the animal areas have either been repositioned or eliminated completely over the period shown. Notably, a cable car is installed, and two entrances are constructed in two different locations.
Looking at the details, a seal show, which was located next to the picnic area in 1960, has been relocated to the centre of the zoo. During that change, the area for chimpanzees was cleared to make way for the construction of the cable car, which is positioned to the left of the picnic area. Furthermore, African animals were replaced with wild animals, whereas the Australian animals remained unchanged throughout the period.
The harbour, which was on the right side of the 1960 map, has been repositioned to the left side at the moment. To the north of the cable car, there is an entrance built to welcome the ferry that comes to the zoo. Additionally, right next to the additional entrance on the bottom left of the map, the gift shop is renovated into a newer one.