The maps below show the changes that occurred to a town called Willington in 1780, 1860 and 2000. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given maps detail the changes that occurred to a

town

named Willington in 1780, 1860 and 2000. Looking from an

overall

viewpoint, the Willington

town

had transformed from an agricultural

area

region into a residential

area

, with the most significant changes being the construction of houses and the improvement of the

town

’s infrastructure.

Initially

, the

town

was utilized for farming with extended farmland and green spaces. There were two villages and a limited number of 100 homes in the

area

. In 1860, a bridge was erected and crossed the existing

river

.

Additionally

, a new road was built, leading from the

river

into the

town

. Some cultivating land

as well as

woods had been removed

while

a village and 100 more houses emerged. By 2000, farms and trees had been knocked down completely. New facilities had been set up in the bottom right corner of the

town

where the trees once were. There were two schools and three sports fields, with a new road going up to the residential

area

which had been expanded to 6 villages and 500 homes to accommodate more residents.

Finally

, some shops were installed along the

river

bank and a bird’s wetland was constructed

at the end

of the

river

.