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The image illustrates a transformation from a "Before" to an "After" state of an area. In the "Before" scenario, the map exhibits a sea expanse surrounding a landmass with a beach denoted along the coastline and several palm trees located towards the land's southern section. The accompanying scale indicates a length of 100 meters. In the "After" image, a developed landscape is displayed with added features: a restaurant, a reception area, and accommodations arranged in two semi-circular patterns, alongside the original beach and palm trees. The accommodations, specified as 8 distinct units, encircle the reception. There is also the introduction of a footpath and a vehicle track leading to a pier that juts out into the sea, marked by supporting structures labeled on each side of the pier. The scale remains consistent at 100 meters, illustrated below the transformed layout.
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The maps illustrate the changes that took place on an island following the development of tourist facilities.
Overall, the island was transformed from a natural area into a well-equipped tourist destination. Although various facilities and infrastructure were introduced, some natural features, including the beach and trees, were preserved.
Before the development, the island was largely undeveloped. There was a beach located on the western side, and the rest of the island was covered with trees. No buildings, roads, or other man-made structures were present.
After the construction, a number of tourist facilities were added. Accommodation units were built in two main clusters, to the west and east of the island, arranged around footpaths. A reception and a restaurant were constructed in the central area.
Furthermore, a pier was built on the southern coast to allow boats to access the island. Footpaths connected the accommodation with the central facilities, while a vehicle track ran from the reception to the pier. However, the beach on the western side and many of the trees remained unchanged.
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