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

The pictures demonstrate what changes a town called Willington faced in the years 1780, 1860 and 2000.

Overall

,

it is clear that

a vast majority of the town’s green space has been used for utilization, which includes an accumulated number of villages, shops, schools and houses. Focusing on 1780 and 1860,

in addition

to a decline in the number of farms from 4 to 2 in the region, a huge reduction of the forests and woods is noticeable.

Moreover

, in 1860 Few attempts to make passage easier were made, including the construction of a road to just the north of the farms,from the river to villages,

coupled with

a bridge on top of the river. Moving on to 2000, the most significant difference is the whole demolition of the forest, making way for the establishment of 3 sports fields, 2 schools and a road from

this

site to the villages.

Furthermore

, the number of houses built increased to 500 accommodations and

also

, 5 shops were manufactured near the river, which is located to the north of the newly built wetland for birds.