the maps below show the changes that occured to a town named Willington in 1780, 1860 and 2000.

The maps illustrated how a town named Willington changed in the years 1780, 1860, and 2000. From an

overall

perspective, it is apparent that the village became more modern over the surveyed years, including a new bridge, road, villages, shops, sports fields, school, and wetland for birds. Noticeably, the

river

remained unchanged. In 1780, only 100

homes

in Willington were situated to the northeast side

along with

significant woods to the south

while

the

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was a place for farming purposes. The

river

flew from the north to the south which was unaltered by 2000. By 1860, the village gradually developed by adding 100

homes

more

while

the woods and farms were reduced much for that reason. A new bridge was constructed in order to go through the

river

and a road led from the

river

to the residential area. Regarding the remaining map in 2000, the town had considerable development by adding more than double in size of

homes

(500), new sports fields and schools were constructed for exercising and learning purposes in the southeast with a road connecting them and

homes

. On the right side of the

river

appeared a bunch of shops

while

at the end

of the

river

had been placed a wetland for birds.