The maps depict several significant changes in the village of Stokeford in the two different years 1930 and 2010. Overall, it is clear that the lands of agriculture purposes disappeared, while the number of houses increased significantly.
In 1930, most lands of the village were natural with a few houses located along both sides of the river of the village. However, by 2010, the two areas of farmland to the south-west and to the north-east of the village were converted to residential areas. Over the same period, the more streets were built, leading off the main street to give access to additional houses. The local shops had disappeared for this changes except the post office had been remained.
In addition, in this period, the primary school, which is opposite the office, was enlarged with 2 blocks. The size of the garden in the middle of the village was reduced and the large houses were extended in this site to become the retirement home. Finally, the River Stoke was remained unchanged throughout the period.
The maps depict several significant
changes
in the
village
of
Stokeford
in the two
different
years 1930 and 2010.
Overall
, it is
clear
that the lands of agriculture purposes disappeared, while the number of
houses
increased
significantly
.
In 1930, most lands of the
village
were natural with a few
houses
located along both sides of the river of the
village
.
However
, by 2010, the two areas of farmland to the south-west and to the north-east of the
village
were converted
to residential areas. Over the same period, the more streets
were built
, leading off the main street to give access to additional
houses
. The local shops had disappeared for
this
changes
except the post office had
been remained
.
In addition
, in this period, the primary school, which is opposite the office,
was enlarged
with 2 blocks. The size of the garden in the middle of the
village
was
reduced
and the large
houses
were extended
in this site to become the retirement home.
Finally
, the River Stoke
was remained
unchanged throughout the period.
4Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
9Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes