The maps below show the town of Langley in 1910 and 1950. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The provided maps illustrate how the

city

of Langley developed from 1910 to 1950.

Overall

, Jordan

Street

runs from north to south on the

side

of the map,

while

Sherman

Street

starts from the middle of Jordan

Street

and goes to the east of the town. The

city

from a deserted industrial area has been turned into a green comfortable residential place.

According to

the picture, the small townhouses from the west

side

of the

city

were converted into enormous flats,

as well as

the small houses along

Sherman

Street

and a factory behind them redeveloped into the mansions named

Sherman

Mansions. The cafe from one

side

of

Sherman

Street

was rearranged to the opposite

side

of

this

street

.

In addition

, a laundry located opposite the cafe was replaced in the northeast corner of the map.

Furthermore

, the railway line and railway workers' houses at the bottom of the map were removed. A store beside the laundry was enlarged and replaced in the region where the cafe was located in the past. A new facility of the

city

is a park which is sited between new

street

which name is the New Lane and Jordan

street

.