The map below shows  a comparison of three maps in different time periods .
The map below shows a comparison of three maps in different time periods. 3a8rY
The maps illustrate how Meadowside village and Fonton, which is a neighbouring town, have developed over three different time periods (1962, 1985 and the present).
Overall, Meadowside village increased in size and has become Meadowside Suburb as it merged together with Fonton. Furthermore, there have been significant changes in infrastructure, housing and facilities over the period given.
In 1962, both Meadowside and Fonton were completely separate with no roads or rail connecting them. While Fonton had a railway line running through it to the north, Meadowside, located to the west of Fonton, only had a small road from the west.
By 1985, there was a considerable growth in the size of Meadowside village and Fonton. The small road in Meadowside village had been converted into a main road and was also extended to the east to connect with Fonton. Meadowside, moreover, had also developed a housing estate in the west, a leisure complex and a supermarket in the south.
Currently, both Meadowside, which is now a suburb, and Fonton are joined. The railway line, which runs through Fonton, has been extended to the west where a train station has been built. To the north of the station, a hotel has been constructed and opposite the station, to the south, there is now a business park. 
The maps illustrate how  
Meadowside
  village
 and  
Fonton
, which is a  
neighbouring
 town, have developed over three  
different
 time periods (1962, 1985 and the present). 
Overall
,  
Meadowside
  village
 increased in size and has become  
Meadowside
 Suburb as it merged together with  
Fonton
.  
Furthermore
, there have been significant  
changes
 in infrastructure, housing and facilities over the period  
given
.
In 1962, both  
Meadowside
 and  
Fonton
 were completely separate with no  
roads
 or rail connecting them. While  
Fonton
 had a railway line running through it to the north,  
Meadowside
, located to the west of  
Fonton
,  
only
 had a  
small
  road
 from the west.
By 1985, there was a considerable growth in the size of  
Meadowside
  village
 and  
Fonton
. The  
small
  road
 in  
Meadowside
  village
 had  
been converted
 into a main  
road
 and was  
also
 extended to the east to connect with  
Fonton
.  
Meadowside
,  
moreover
, had  
also
 developed a housing estate in the west, a leisure complex and a supermarket in the south. 
Currently
, both  
Meadowside
, which is  
now
 a suburb, and  
Fonton
 are  
joined
. The railway line, which runs through  
Fonton
, has  
been extended
 to the west where a train station has  
been built
. To the north of the station, a hotel has  
been constructed
 and opposite the station, to the south, there is  
now
 a business park.