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 multiple maps compare the vast development of Willington city in three periods, which are 1780, 1860, and 2000.

Overall

, there has been an introduction of some new facilities

such

as a bridge, a road, sports fields, schools, shops, and a lot of houses.

Moreover

, there had been a significant reduction of wood to build those buildings. In the year 1780, the

river

located in the west of the town did not have a bridge,

however

, it was constructed in 1860. Other than that, there was a decline in terms of farm fields from 4 to 2 in the second year.

Moreover

, a new road connecting the

river

and the village had been developed in 1860.

Additionally

, the number of residences was multiplied 2 times from 100 to 200 homes in 1860,

while

the woods declined to merely five in

this

period. In the latest period, the farm was completely demolished

as well as

the woods. The woods were transformed into two schools and three sports fields and a new road was built to interconnect those buildings to the village, which contained 500 houses.

Lastly

, on the eastern side of the

river

, several shops were established. Meanwhile, in the downstream of the

river

, there stood a wetland for birds.