The maps below show the village of Stokeford in 1930 and 2010. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

The two maps illustrate how the

village

of Stokeford, located along the River Stoke, transformed from 1930 to 2010. Looking at the map, the road passing under the bridge divides the

village

into two parts, the town was significantly developed in 2010, becoming more urbanized with some extensions. As far as Stokeford in 1930 was concerned,

shops

were located on the northwest side of the road and there was a post office between houses and

shops

additionally

, the Primary school was in the

village

's northeast, located across from the

shops

and post office and Farmland was on the two sides

firstly

; one was in the southwest, and the other was in the northeast of the

village

furthermore

, River Stoke was going to the northeast side, crossing under the bridge. The large house was to the southeast of the town and there was a way that led to the main way from the large house. When it came to Stokeford in 2010, the bridge remained unchanged

on the other hand

, in 2010, the

shops

were demolished, and new houses were built along the road in their place. The large house was reconstructed into a retirement home and farmland was removed from the east side. An urbanized image was created, adding new houses along the way.