Describing maps took place in the coastal town of Youngsille between 1980 and 2005

The map shows the developments which took place in the coastal town of Youngsille between 1980 and 2005. In 1980, The town was a much greener residential area with a large number of trees and individual houses, but during the next 25 years, the town experienced a number of dramatic changes. The most noticeable is that all of the trees south of the River Alana were cut down, , with all the houses along the railway line being with factories and warehouses sprang up around the airport and school. Only a few trees north of the river remained. The woodland was cleared to make way for a park, a golf course, and car parking facilities. Further developments were the construction of a stadium near the north-east corner of the lake and a new stretch of the railway from the river running directly north. A marina was also built at the mouth of the river. Overall, a comparison of the two maps reveals a change from a largely rural to a mainly urban landscape.