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this map shows the centre of a small town called islip as it is now, and plans for its development. summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant

this map shows the centre of a small town called islip as it is now, and plans for its development. 5YwQ
one of the maps explains about the future plan of development of islip the small town and other one explains the present structure. overall, both of the maps clearly demonstrates the present and the future view of the town which includes some changes, mainly in the road and park. also installment of new places such as bus station and car park. The significant features of new development were building the dual carriage towards the countryside and southeast of town which covers school, housing and park. building the new roads helps to expand new housing near the park and also the northeast province of islip. By comparing the maps, school and the housing down to the south remains the same where as park gets smaller than as it is now. the now main road was converted in to pedestrians only. although the shops over north were removed, it replaced by huge shopping centre with car park and bus station in northwest region.
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of the maps
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explains
about the future plan of development of
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islip
the
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small
town and other one
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explains
the present structure.

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overall
, both of the maps
clearly
demonstrates the present and the future view of the town which includes
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some
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changes
,
mainly
in the road and
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park
.
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also
installment of
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new
places such as bus station and car park.

The significant features of
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new
development were building the dual carriage towards the countryside and southeast of town which covers school, housing and
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park
.
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building
the
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new
roads
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helps
to expand
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new
housing near the
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park
and
also
the northeast province of
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islip
.

By comparing the maps, school and the housing down to the south remains the same
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where as
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park
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gets
smaller than as it is
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now
.
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the
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now
main road
was converted
in to pedestrians
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only
.
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although
the shops over north
were removed
, it replaced by huge shopping
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centre
with car
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park
and bus station in northwest region.
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IELTS academic this map shows the centre of a small town called islip as it is now, and plans for its development.

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161 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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Grammatical Range: 6.5
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