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The image displays two maps, 'Kingsley 1950' and 'Kingsley today', both showing a central north-south road crossing an east-west flowing river via a bridge. In 1950, the area west of the road and north of the river contained 'Woods' with 28 trees, while east of the road was 'Farmland' with 4 buildings and 8 crop plots; south of the river, the west side had 5 'Houses' and the east side had 1 'Shop'. In the 'Kingsley today' map, the area west of the road and north of the river is a 'Housing Estate' with 20 houses; to the east is a 'Supermarket' and a 'Car Park' with 15 spaces (3 occupied); south of the river, the west side contains 25 'Houses', and the east side has a 'School' complex.
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The given maps illustrate a town named Kingsley before and after redevelopment. Overall, the town transfomed from a rural area to a residential area, with accomodation, supermarket, car park, and educational facilities.
In the map, it is shown that there was a river and a road that divided the area into four parts. In 1950, the northern part was filled with a woodland and a farmland. But at present, the western north part has been replaced by a housing estate with transport facilities. In the eastern north part has been constructed with a supermarket and a car park.
In the southern part, significant changes are noticable. The small number of houses have been greatly expanded with more accomodation facilities.The shop, located in the eastern south part, has been turned into a school, completing the transformation into a residential area.
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