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The image shows two maps of an island: before and after development. The "Before" map displays an undeveloped island with natural features, specifically a beach to the west and several sparse trees, without any added infrastructure. The "After" map depicts the same island after the addition of tourist amenities, including a reception building centrally located, a restaurant to the north, and accommodations in two clusters, with one group of huts positioned west near the beach and another southeast adjacent to the trees. A pier is added to the south, providing access from the sea, with two boat icons indicating mooring points. A designated footpath network connects the accommodations, reception, and the beach, while a vehicle track links the reception, restaurant, and pier. The beach now includes a designated swimming area. Both maps feature a distance scale indicating 100m for reference and a compass rose showing cardinal directions.
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The pictures demonstrate how an island changed after some developments. As can be seen from the maps, the island witnessed dramatic changes, with the improvement to serve the purpose of relaxation and cuisine enjoyment.
The first map shows that the island is over 200 meters long, and completely surrounded by ocean. The central area consisted of an open space with no vegetation or buildings. To the east, the island was covered by a group of trees, while the western part also filled with forest. On the west side, there was a beach facing the open sea. No human facilities was constructed on the island at that time.
In the second map, the island was completely transformed by the addition of new tourist facilities. On both the east and west sides of the island, part of the forests was reduced in size to make space for accommodation area. These area were connected by several footpaths, and the western accommodations led directly to the beach, which was converted into swimming zone. A reception building was built in the centre of the island, and it was connected to a restaurant to the north of it by a vehicle track. Additionally, a pier was built on the southern coast to provide access for boats.
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