The maps below show the village of stokeford in 1930 and in 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features , and make comparison where relevant

The illustration explained the previous design of stokeford town in 1930 and 2010. Overall, there are two maps given, one showing the old design of the village and another, developmental changes that has taken place in the same place in the 2 different decades. Firstly, stokeford is found at the eastern part of the river stoke intersecting by a bridge that connects into the town from the north. In 1930, farmland was so prominent then. Similarly, both diagrams have structures that remains unchanged ie the post office, bridge and primary school. Inaddition, the village had very few buildings, trees, bushes and garden. In 2010, there was a dramatical changes shown which includes, new constructed houses at farmland locations, removal shops and additional structures erected, more roads created within the village. Furthermore, the primary school area is now expanded adding more buildings, then the garden site reconstructed as well now containing living homes as well as retirement home