The two maps below show the changes that have taken place in the town of Westley since 1815. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given infographics illustrate the difference between old Westly Town since 1815 compared to the present .

Overall

, it can be seen that the Twine Toll Bridge on the west side has been replaced

along with

fields in the bottom left corner of the map.

Also

, houses beside Town Hall have been repurposed into residential areas trees next to Lake

Lenton

have been cut down for estate purposes and some places have been changed for new amenities. It can be seen that the Twin Toll Bridge crossing over River Twine has been knocked down for the Main Railway Station which

also

has been built by removing old fields on the west side of the map. The old road has

also

been expanded and covers a cinema at Southern,

at the end

of the road is a residential area with shopping and business have been added recently. Many houses have

also

been repurposed into new residential areas and businesses and the Church in central has been rebuilt into a new gateway that leads to the Shopping Centre. Looking at the Northern side, there is no longer Lord Westley's House but has been split into the Red Lion and

Lenton

Hotel. The forest next to Lake

Lenton

presently changed into

Lenton

Housing Estate with a new Museum on the left. The Coach Inn has been destroyed and replaced by a Sports Centre. Market Square and Town Hall remain unchanged

along with

the Tinton Village and the Lake

Lenton