The two maps compares how green wood changed between 1985 and 2005.
Overall, it is clear that the greenery zone experienced significant alterations to accomodate its growing number of population, with contstruction of several building and roads. It is also noteworthy that, despite the apparent changes, certain elements, such as train station remained unchanged over the given period.
In 1985, the green wood area had a few facilites. To the corner of north-west was built six houses to accomodate the number of residents, neext to which was constructed a farm where numerous plants are manufactured. Adjacent to the farm was a train station, main road run through train station to the north.
By 2005, the gneenery zone had undergone several changes, and turned into modernized Greenwood with range of facilities. The number of houses had been demolished, whereas high-rise building were constructed. The farm had been replaced to the east side, while the figure for farms had been doubled. In the corner of south-west had been built two building and roads for citizens. Furthermore, a manufacture industry was establishd in the south side of green wood. Throughout these development, the greenwood remained its essential amenities, such as main road and train station.