The map illustrates three potential locations (A, B, and C) for constructing a new supermarket in Pellington, a city with 120,000 residents.
Overall, each site provides different access advantages depending on transport options and proximity to residental areas. Site A is situated in the town center, while B and C are positioned on the countryside outskirts.
Site A sits directly inside the residental zone and a central traffic-free zone, making it easily accessible to local shoppers. It lies adjacent to the railway line, which runs northwest toward Hampford – a town 15 km away with 30,000 people. However, its central position lacks direct access to the main motorway.
In contrast, Site B is located in the countryside northeast of Pellington. Although it is outside the residental sector, it benefits from immadiate access to the motorway, which links to both the industrial district and the surrounding region.
Site C is located on the southearn edge of the city within the countryside area. It sits close to a residental zone, an industrial area, and an airport to the southwest, while also having direct connection to the railway line.