The provided maps clearly depict extensive renovations that will take place in a city Felix stone between 1967 and 2001. Overall, it is noticeable that the city can be subdivided into 2 main areas by the main road that run through the heart of the city from the east to the west: the north and the south.
In the north-east, a large farmland was replaced by a hotel complex with its swimming pool and two tennis courts. Adjacent to the hotel, a row of apartments which were opposite to blocks of shops were intact. At the far end of north-west near the shops, a big golf course was still in service to 2001.
Opposite to the golf course in the south-west where dunes and mangroves were located, wind turbines were placed along the beach. Close to this sea-woods area was a hotel, along with its newly-built spacious car park. Next to the hotel, a café was in a public beach, in which a marine and pier had been settles. Finally, at the end site of south-east area, a private beach was put in place of a fish market. 
The provided maps  
clearly
 depict extensive renovations that will take place in a city Felix stone between 1967 and 2001.  
Overall
, it is noticeable that the city can  
be subdivided
 into 2 main areas by the main road that run through the heart of the city from the east to the west: the north and the south.
In the north-east, a large farmland  
was replaced
 by a  
hotel
 complex with its swimming pool and two tennis courts. Adjacent to the  
hotel
, a row of apartments which were opposite to blocks of shops were intact. At the far  
end
 of north-west near the shops, a  
big
 golf course was  
still
 in service to 2001.
Opposite to the golf course in the south-west where dunes and mangroves  
were located
, wind turbines  
were placed
 along the beach. Close to this sea-woods area was a  
hotel
, along with its  
newly
-built spacious car park.  
Next
 to the  
hotel
, a café was in a public beach, in which a marine and pier had been settles.  
Finally
, at the  
end
 site of south-east area, a private beach  
was put
 in place of a fish market.