The given maps illustrate the change of Stokeford area in 2 different years, which are 2000 and 2010. Overall, it can be noticeable that many houses had been replaced the green land during the 80 years interval, and many facilities had been altered in this area.
In 1930, Stokeford’s major land was taken by farmland, where people usually do agriculture. In east side of the main river, there were a downtown shop, a village post office and a few villager’s accommodations. In the opposite side, there were a primary school which located near a large house surrounding by a spacious garden. Additionally, the bridge was discovered in north part of the village crossing the river Stroke.
Moving on to 2010, the were a significant change with the increasing number of individual houses. It had been constructed everywhere replacing the place which initially was a field. Some facilities had been removed such as a village store. In the meantime, the school had been enlarged and the enormous house had been replaced by a retirement home. However, there was some facilities which remained unchanged. For example the post office and the crossing bridge.
The
given
maps illustrate the
change
of
Stokeford
area in 2
different
years, which are 2000 and 2010.
Overall
, it can be noticeable that
many
houses
had
been replaced
the green land during the 80 years interval, and
many
facilities had
been altered
in this area.
In 1930,
Stokeford
’s major land
was taken
by farmland, where
people
usually
do agriculture. In east side of the main river, there were a downtown shop, a village post office and a few villager’s accommodations.
In
the opposite side, there were a primary school which located near a large
house
surrounding by a spacious garden.
Additionally
, the bridge
was discovered
in north part of the village crossing the river Stroke.
Moving on to 2010,
the
were a significant
change
with the increasing number of individual
houses
. It had
been constructed
everywhere replacing the place which
initially
was a field.
Some
facilities had
been removed
such as a village store. In the meantime, the school had
been enlarged
and the enormous
house
had
been replaced
by a retirement home.
However
, there was
some
facilities which remained unchanged.
For example
the post office and the crossing bridge.