The Maps below show a beachfront area in Australia between 1950 and today. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The pictures depict a beachside in Australia from 1950 to the present.

Overall

, the coastal area has been developed, and roads have

also

been extended. There are some new facilities,

such

as sports amenities and recreational areas, that have been added to the coast side. In 1950, the dual road was situated from the north side to the middle, with

at the end

a car park for visitors. The south part of that road had recreational areas for both adults and children. On the

west

was a playground, and on the left side of the car park was a pavilion. Four dining tables were located between the playground and the pavilion. The lighthouse was to the east of the beach. Another noticeable place was two swimming pools, whose length was 25 meters. They were located on the

west

and east sides. At present, the dual road has been elongated to the lighthouse. The car park has been doubled; a new one has been erected

instead

of the playground. The swimming pool, which was in the

west

, increased two-fold in size (50m). To the

west

of the beach has been built a new huge restaurant, and

along with

it has been constructed one of the surf clubs. The second surf club is next to the little pool.