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The image contains two maps, labeled as "Lynwich College - 2006" and "Lynwich College - Now". Both maps have a "Road" on the top edge, "Car Park" on the right side, "College building 1" and "College building 2" on the left side, and a "Sports Field" on the bottom right. The 2006 map includes "Library" on the right, a "Path" leading from the "Road" to "College building 1", and "Sports Field" located directly below "College building 1" and "Library". The "Now" map shows "Library" on the left side, a relocated "Sports Field" below "College building 2", a newly added "Cafeteria" to the right of "College building 2", a "Sports Centre" between "Cafeteria" and "Sports Field", and a "Bike Storage" area in the top right corner. Additionally, a "Bus Stop" icon is present in the top, middle portion of the road in the "Now" map.
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The maps illustrate the site of Lynwich College in 2006 and the present day.
Overall, several new buildings, such as a library, a bus stop, and a sports center, have been added to enhance student facilities. These buildings have been serving students for almost 20 years.
In 2006, the library was located to the east of the site, between the car park and the sports field. A path connected the two college buildings and the library. The college was surrounded by woodland to the north and south.
Today, the college structure has changed to make it more convenient for students. The library, previously located away from the college buildings, has been relocated between them. A special bus stop has been built to make commuting easier for students. Additionally, as more buildings were constructed, the number of trees decreased, leaving only the north side of the college with woodland.
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