Look at these two maps of a place called Felixstone.

The map demonstrates how a place called
Felixstone
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Felixstowe
has
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developed from 1967 to 2001. Overall, there have been several changes, the most noticeable
farmland
being replaced with
sports
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activity area, the elimination of
Marina
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pier, and the introduction of a private beach. In 1967, shops and
high
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street
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located
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between
golf
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the golf
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course and
farmland
upper
side
of
Felixstone
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Felixstowe
. On the other
side
of the place running by the sea stood a hotel with
cafe
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beside dunes,
main
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area is occupied by
Marina
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pier.
Fish
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market was located just below the
farmland
lower
side
of the map. In 2001, it is obvious that
farmland
have
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eliminated and rebuilt sports facilities with
swimming
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pool, hotel and tennis court.
Therefore
, the right
side
of the high street shops
have
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become apartments.
Although
the golf course and high street with shops remain
at
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the same places.
Lower
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side
of the map
having
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been converted into a public beach from a Marine pier, while
cafe
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the cafe
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and hotel remained with a whole new car parking area.
Also
,
fish
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market completely vanished and
replaced
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was replaced
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with a private beach.
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