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The image depicts two diagrams of a village, one before and one after a volcanic eruption. In the top diagram labeled "Village before volcanic eruption," there is a volcano depicted with smoke at the top left. Surrounding the volcano are five palm trees scattered across the map. At the center are twelve small structures arranged around two circular empty areas, one containing six structures and one containing five structures, with an additional structure positioned near the volcano. The bottom diagram, labeled "Village after volcanic eruption," shows the same volcano at the top left with visible lava flows extending from the volcano throughout the village. In this diagram, the same palm trees and structures are depicted, but the structures and circular empty spaces remain unchanged in number.
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The pictures illustrate the geographical layout of a village prior to and subsequent to a volcanic eruption. This natural disaster caused significant changes to the landscape and the distribution of residential areas.
Overall, the catastrophic event has obliterated the western and central parts of the village, where lava flow and volcanic debris appear. While some clusters of huts were vanished, others remain in the east, showing a transformation in the habitable area.
Before the eruption, the volcano was located in the northwest of the village, with several surrounding trees nearby. Three densely populated areas were arranged in circles, and in the middle there was a lake. Each group of dwellings was surrounded by palm trees. The central village was located close to the volcano.
After the eruption, the western side was demolished as lava flow extended to the middle part of the island. The apex of the volcano seems to have reduced the height, suggesting that it was affected by deformation. In contrast, the eastern cluster of huts remain intact. No ash cloud or lava was seen in this area, and trees were not burnt.
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