The map below shows the development of the village of Ryemouth between 1995 and present. Summarise the information by selecting and report the main features nad make comparisons where relevant.
The maps reveal the layout of Ryemouth village in 1995 and how it looks now.
Overall
, the villages become more urbanized with recreational facilities while
replacing some natural features.
The place where farmland and forest park used to be in
1995 became a golf field with two tennis Change preposition
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centers
to its south. Change the spelling
centres
In addition
, a new car park was constructed eastward of the hotel at the junction of two main roads while
the cafe southward of it remained unchanged. The fishing port was completely demolished and no more activities can be carried out in the sea now.
Besides
, apartments have been constructed along the road
parallel to the sea, replacing the fish market in that area while
the shops along that road
now feature restaurants. To the east of the housing area, a new road
was constructed from the west of the north-west road
. New houses are built along that new road
whereas
the previous housing area remained unchanged.Submitted by pyaekyitharchaw884 on
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