Tarnagul is a small town near Melbourne. The maps show the town's development over a period of time. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The supplied maps compare the structure of Tarnagul city near Melbourne during the period of 1900, 1950 and after a decade. Overall, it can be vividly seen from maps that there are significant changes can be found in Tarnagul town with the passage of time. Moving into the details, in the year 1900 a road rans from east to west side in town and river crossed it. As regards, area for diary on the left side of map in 1900. Moreover, trees of oranges saw in town on east and Mandarin located alongside of river on right side in 1900. In a similar manner, there are some new places construct for different purposes in 1950, in which the position of road and river remain same but sector of diary had been replaced by space for lemons and grapefruit plants. Along with, the place of mandarins had been changed for oranges trees and new development see in the west side namely as packing sheds. Moving towards the rest of the details, the place of road and river remain same, but in Tarnagul town number of new zones constructed after 10 years. In addition to, region of lemons and grapefruit trees had been converted into wildlife sanctuary and area used for oranges plants was unused in 2000. As well as, packing sheds had been demolished by local museum and craft market in north side of town and space for track removed and tourists shop was constructed in south corner of Tarnagul. Lastly, the area for new park was constructed in just south.