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The image depicts two maps of Westley, one from 1815 and one from the present day. The 1815 map shows a smaller town with fields surrounding it, a church, market square, and houses. The town is connected to London by a single road with a tollbridge, and a dirt track leads to Tinton Village and Lord Westley's House. In contrast, the present-day map shows a larger, more developed town with a sports center, museum, shopping center, cinema, business, and residential areas. The road to London is now a dual carriageway, and there is a new lake and housing estate near Tinton Village.
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The presented map diagram illustrates the changes and development of the town of Westley over a two-century period.
Overall, apart from the market square, town hall, and the road connecting the north and south of the town, most of the infrastructure has been replaced or modernized.
In 1815, the southeast of the town was predominantly residential, whereas today, this area has been repurposed for some business use. Similarly, the vast fields that once covered the southwest have been replaced by a road, a cinema, and a railway station. This railway, a recent addition, connects the town to the northwest of the country.
Another significant change was the replacement of Lord Westley’s house, which once stood in the northeast of the town. It has now been replaced by two hotels: The Red Lion and Lemton Hotel. Additionally, the area of Lemton Woods was deforested and replaced by a housing estate.
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