The diagrams illustrate how the village of Ryemouth has changed since 1995.
Overall, the town has undergone a number of changes, the most important of which are the disappearance of green area, the increase of accommodations and the development of amenities catering for sports and food and drink demands.
The north-west of the town saw a number of changes, with the expansion of the housing area on both sides of the road and on the west side of the existing residential area, with a new pathway leading off the main road. The agricultural land in the north-east of the town was replaced by a golf course, along with the demolition of the forest park to be changed into two tennis courts.
In the south-west of the town, the chain of stores was converted into a restaurant complex, which was accompanied by the replacement of fish market with apartments on the opposite side of the road. To the south of the new apartment area, the fishing port has been removed. Finally, the hotel and cafe in the south-east of the town remained, with a new car park has been constructed for guests to settle their vehicles.
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