The following maps show the changes that have taken place in the centre of a town since 1700.

The two figures compare the developments that have taken place in the centre of a metropolitan since 1700. It can be observed that it transformed from agricultural land into a simple commercialized area. In 1700, it can be seen that there is a river in the southwest as well as a bridge, in the north is a Goode Farm. Moreover, in the middle of the high street is located a market square, on the left side is a small hotel on the right a little church. Meanwhile, on the southeast, there is a mini steggle farm, on the south, it has three shops and fields in the lower direction plus by the southeast a single house. Furthermore, between St. Peter's Lane and Market St, by the east, it has average stables and two minimum houses. On the other hand, in the present time the farmlands and the fields disappeared, the Goode farm was converted into a tremendous car park and the Steggle Farm built into a street, the hotel was enlarged while on the left side there is a green public park. One road was classified in the southwest, a roundabout was found by the center also two more shops were constructed. Lastly, an enormous supermarket was assembled in the southeast, more homes on the left, a block of flats on top of St. Peter's Lane, an increasing number of houses on the left and right sides of Market Street.