The maps illustrate the layout alterations that took place in a town called Dalton between 1815 and 2015. Overall, the area underwent extensive resident development, primary characterized by the introduction of a housing complexes and pedestrian walkways.
These macro-development effectively reshaped the landscape, with several existing features being replace or relocated, often at the expense of agricultural plots and farmland.
Regarding the western of river Dal (Dalton Forest), significant alterations can be observer during the period shown. The tree previously occupying the total area toward western of river Dal to gave way to hospital. Tree was industrial zone erected, superseding the old tree. The original tree was demolished, making way for the constructure of house. A bridge brand new river Dal was introduction in the boundary (river Dal) share western and east.
Turning to the remaining parts of the map, which comprise the east of river Dal, additional developments occurred. The school was erected on what was previously vacant land in the empty land. The period illustrated saw the emergence of a brand-new airport and a few house in the under bridleway. Agricultural as such hall farm modern houses was erected, superseding the old agricultural. Hotel cluster of new empty land sprang up in the turn right and located at the end. The original tree was double but after in size narrow the period shown. Opposite, the original house was a few but after in many house the period shown and new houses were constructed to replace the former horse area. In stark contrast to these major modifcations, just river Dal located in the stand remained completely unchanged throughout the time frame.