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The image depicts a map of Garlsdon with a population of 65,000, showing a countryside, town center (no traffic zone), housing, industry, railway, and main roads. The countryside surrounds the town, the town center is centrally located, housing areas are scattered around the town center, and two industry zones are indicated, one towards the northwest and another to the south. There are two proposed sites, S1 located north near the railway and S2 south closer to housing and main roads. Garlsdon is 12 km to Hindon, population 10,000; 16 km to Bransdon, population 15,000; and 25 km to Cransdon, population 29,000.
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The authorities have a scheme for a new supermarket. So the map of the Garlsdon is depicted above. It illustrated two various locations to build this shop.
Overall, observing the first spot, it is obviously inappropriate for the new construction. It could be placed in the urban area. Additionally, for the population who reside in the downtown, that is a great percentage of the population, the location could turn out to be a drawback to buy some groceries. The second place is controversial, however, it is better suited for this settlement. Although, there is a vast vehicle-free zone, it is shown, that locals have access to the train station, so which means that not just people from one of the districts can use the customs of the establishment, but from the rest of the town area.
In conclusion, comparing both options the first in the town center and outside of it. It is apparently seen that the second variant can be more lucrative.
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