The diagram shows how Liverton docks have changed since 1980.

The diagram illustrates the significant change in Liverton docks from 1980 to current.

Overall

, a comparison of the two types of maps reveals a complete alteration from a manufacturing area to an urban zone in four decades in Liverton Port. In the year 1980, Liverton Dock was a factory region with a range of facilities

such

as cranes, ships, and warehouses, but after that year, the harbour saw essential

transforms

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. The most noticeable is that all wandering vessels cut down to and changed ship museums in the stream.

Also

at the beginning of the tributary, a big bridge with a flood fence was built to connect the northern and southern parts of the river.

Moreover

, storehouses were reconstructed for urban facilities, namely an education centre, apartments, and a playground for children in two parts of the port. Two cranes were demolished, one of them for the sailing club; the second disappeared. In spite of the crane, in the western south, a new hotel was established.

In addition

, a new walking road was constructed along the estuary in the south. A new facility—a place for parking—was established in the southern east.