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The image displays two maps of Stokeford, comparing 1930 and 2010. In 1930, features include a bridge, a road running from west to east, with shops, a post office, primary school, gardens, a large house, and farmland located north and south of the road. Houses are scattered mainly north of the road. By 2010, the farmland to the south is replaced by residential developments, and the gardens are replaced by a retirement home. The primary school remains, but more houses fill the north side, replacing the shops. The post office remains, positioned between the new houses, and the road layout remains unchanged.
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The two maps illustrate dramatic changes that occurred between 1930 and 2010.
Overall, the town became mostly residential, with most of farmland replaced buy accommodation. Stokeford undergone substential changes in different areas. However, some features, such as main road and the bridge remained untouched.
To begin with, in the 1930 map, there was a huge farmland to the west of the main road, wich was fully transformed into residential area. Secondly, the east side of the main road featured a big garden with large house and a primary school.
The map of 2010 shows that primary school was expanded to accomodate the rising population, and the garden were replaced with a few houses, while large house was extended and converted into retirement home. Moreover, the main road was expanded on both sides to improve access and facilitate commuting. The post office on the east bank of the river remained intact.
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