Local industrial village in England called Stamdorf – Map

The supplied maps illustrate the development of the regional industrial village in England called Stamford from 1985 to 2015. The village was completely transformed by the additions of residential areas. The Arlington road and The Thames river has been left untouched. There was a factory to the East side of the village in 1985, located next to the river and Arlington road. There were three small roadside inns to the right side of the road, and across the road a field was placed to the west side. The river which was passed the road was surrounded by couple of palm trees. By 2015, the factory had been destroyed. A new industrial zone had been expanded to the north side of the village and dotted by tress, this region was a pristine area in 1985. In the left side of the road three housing states had been developed. The field which was to the west side had been supplanted by three housing states, and a new field, and some trees were expanded in the northwest side. Small roadside inns were cleared and replaced with new infrastructure which connected the main road to the factory; moreover, roadside inns were relocated to the southeast. To the north side right next to the industrial zone new industrial staff quarter were constructed. It is worth noticing that trees had remained unspoiled, and some others were planted especially alongside the road.

The transformations which occurred to a local industrial village in England named Stamdorf over thirty years, are portrayed in the two given maps. Overall, as it can be seen, the area witnessed dramatic changes during the period. The most notable change was destroying the factory which was located on the banks of the river thomes in at the beginning of the period. In 1985, there were a number of palm trees that remained almost with no change during the period. There was also a filed in the west of the town which relocated towards the river. Towards the northwest, there were small roadside inns on the right side the north. In 2015, some high-rise buildings were constructed on both sides of the river. Many trees were planted throughout the village, most specifically, through the riverside. One of the most significant additions was emerging a new industrial zone exactly at the north of Stomford, with a staff quarters located to its immediate west. The small roadside inns were relocated to the southeast of the village, almost opposite to the housing buildings The wooden bridge over the river converted to a steel one.