The maps below show the village of Stokeford in 1930 and in 2010.
Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant._________________________________________________
The development of Stokeford village over 8 decades is illustrated on the maps. Overall, it can be seen that Stokeford had lost much agricultural area. In any case, the amount of housing was increasing.
Turning to more detail analysis, in 1930 the major area of Stakeford village was covered by husbandry which spread widely from the northern to the western area. There were only a few houses and public buildings such as primary school, shops, and post office.
80 years later, the infrastructure had been developed indicated by the rising of new road number. The new streets were established in four locations: two roads were in the right side of main road and two others were in the left side, near the river. A lot of accommodation was built along these roads. The number of houses was much more than that in 1930. The farmland and shops were not there anymore. However, two public building were improved to be better and larger. For instance, two primary school's buildings were added and the large house was rebuilt to be a retirement home.
