Chorleywood is a village near London whose population has increased steadily since the middle of the nineteenth century. The map below shows the development of the village.

The map illustrates the developments that occurred over a century in the Chorelywood village which is near London city and the crowd has grown slightly.

Overall

, the suburb has undergone development in four phases from 1868 to 1994, including building the main road, motorway, railway line,

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Park and golf course and the community increased over that period and acquired more land for future constructions of amenities. It is conspicuous that

initially

the village had a main road and the suburb was constructed in 1868-1883 on a small piece of land.

Furthermore

, it can be seen from the graph more houses were added in 1883-1922 on the west side.

Additionally

, the population augmented and settled in the

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and it grew from 1922 to 1970 and extended in the west-southern direction. Probing ahead, the motorway was built in 1970 on the east and a roundabout was added to slow the traffic. The fourth phase was started between 1970-1994 and more residential area was acquired in the right direction of the diagram by the Government.

Lastly

, a train track was built on the south in 1909 and

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station,

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Park and Golf Course were added in the south direction.