The diagrams below show the coastal village of Seaville in 1980 and 2010. 
The diagrams below show the coastal village of Seaville in 1980 and 2010. yq3l
The maps illustrate significant changes in the seaside town of Seaville, over a thirty-year period, from 1980 to 2010.
Overall, the village developed substantially from a holiday settlement to a permanent town over the 30 year period. Similarly, infrastructure and amenities increased, along with the town’s capacity to provide for tourists.
In 1980, Seaville was tiny, attracting only a few tourists, who were accommodated in cottages or a small hotel. In contrast, East Bank was unspoilt. To the east of the cottages, was a marsh, and there was woodland to the north. Regarding recreation, besides the beach, the town only offered a tea room.
However, the village had grown dramatically by 2010. Retirement villages had been built to the west of the main road. The marsh had been drained and the cottages demolished in order to construct houses. To cater for tourists, both a new high-rise hotel and holiday cottages on East Bank had been constructed. The woodlands had been cleared and supplanted by a golf course. Similarly, a boat club had been built on the west bank of the river. New infrastructure was created to access East Bank. On the other hand, the town had preserved the original hotel. 
The maps illustrate significant  
changes
 in the seaside  
town
 of  
Seaville
, over a thirty-year period, from 1980 to 2010. 
Overall
, the village developed  
substantially
 from a holiday settlement to a permanent  
town
 over the  
30 year
 period.  
Similarly
, infrastructure and amenities increased, along with the  
town’s
 capacity to provide for tourists.
In 1980,  
Seaville
 was tiny, attracting  
only
 a few tourists, who  
were accommodated
 in  
cottages
 or a  
small
 hotel.  
In contrast
, East  
Bank
 was  
unspoilt
. To the east of the  
cottages
, was a marsh, and there was woodland to the north. Regarding recreation,  
besides
 the beach, the  
town
  only
 offered a tea room. 
However
, the village had grown  
dramatically
 by 2010. Retirement villages had  
been built
 to the west of the main road. The marsh had  
been drained
 and the  
cottages
 demolished in order to construct  
houses
. To cater for tourists, both a new high-rise hotel and holiday  
cottages
 on East  
Bank
 had  
been constructed
. The woodlands had  
been cleared
 and supplanted by a golf course.  
Similarly
, a boat club had  
been built
 on the west  
bank
 of the river. New infrastructure  
was created
 to access East  
Bank
.  
On the other hand
, the  
town
 had preserved the original hotel.