The provided maps detail the improvements taken place in Denver County over the course of 30 years starting from 1970.

The provided maps detail the improvements that have taken place in Denver County over 30 years starting from 1970. Overall, 2 years marked significant changes in the county (1985 and 2000), both of which witnessed the upgrade of its traffic system and the addition of new buildings. Before its reforms, Denver was an empty countryside where it contained virtually no building. Only a small path and a railway road ran through the town. However, the county started its urbanization when new buildings were constructed in 1985, which consisted of a residential area, an adventure-themed park, and a superstore. In conjunction with this movement, the major road was upgraded, and a highway facing west was built and connected to the main one to increase traffic capacity and accessibility to the county. In the next 15 years, more facilities were added to further grow the town. Additional railway track branched off from the main one to the county, and at the end of the branch laid a train station. With the inclusion of the hotel located to the north of the station, it can be assumed that this county attempted to attract visitors. Finally, a business park was situated along with the smaller road entering the county.