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. You should write at least 150 words. Image: The map of Oakwood town

The two maps illustrate the renovations in the

town

of Westley from 1815 to the present day.

Overall

, it can be seen that almost all green land has been converted to facilitate transportation,

while

there has been a reduction in the number of accommodations.

Additionally

,

although

all buildings have been repurposed, the

town

hall has remained unchanged. Looking at the eastern part of the

town

,

it

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has been transformed into an indispensable service area. In the northern section, Lord Westley's House has been replaced by the Red Lion and a

Lenton

hotel,

while

Lenton

Woods has been converted into the

Lenton

housing estate.

However

, Lake

Lenton

and Tinton Village have remained untouched. To the south of

this

area, a significant number of houses were demolished to establish economic and residential amenities. Regarding the western part of the

town

, the most noticeable renovation is the expansion of transportation. A railway now runs from the north to the south across the River Twine. A railway station has been added at the bottom of the

town

, adjacent to the new cinema.

Moreover

, the old road has been extended to the north of the

town

, replacing all fields.

Additionally

, a sports centre and museum have been established after the removal of the Coach Inn,

while

the church that used to be located near the Coach Inn has been converted into the West Gate Shopping Centre. Throughout these significant renovations, the

town

hall and market square have changed the least.