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The two maps illustrate the different changes
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the town of Stokeford during the years 1930 and 2010. Overall, we can see that a lot of parts where were farmlands have been substituted by many lines of new houses.
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, we can see that we have many new buildings by the year 2010.
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the Post office
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of the shops and the land for the animals that
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in front
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same river Stroke, people
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constructing more and more
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happened with the livestock land behind the primary school and beside the
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another bigger building for the older people, the retirement home.
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2010 new larger houses. To conclude, Stokeford between
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1930 and 2010 was increasing
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number of houses and constructing new important buildings.
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