The maps below show the town of Langley in 1910 and 1950. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.

This

report derives from the listed maps which enumerates the comparison of alterations in the town of Langley in 1910 and 1950. A glance at the chart reveals that Langley of 1910 had colossal unoccupied places,

along with

a small percentage of living areas near Jordan Street and Factory

whereas

there were tremendous modifications in Langley of 1950 aligned with brand-new roads, residing areas and more advanced infrastructure.

To begin

with, the Jordan and Sherman streets were consolidated with

newly

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paved New Lane road, forming 2 intersections for

unload

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traffic.

Furthermore

, in the beneath part of the

map

, was built a Sherman park with a children's play area

instead

of the railway line and workers' cottages.

Moreover

, the townhouses that are placed on the left side of the

map

are

also

exposed to renovation into massive flats. What's more, The authorities decided to rid the Factory in 1910 to Sherman Mensions in 1950 on the upside of the

map

. Regarding remaining innovations, the number of stores was rocketed from merely 1 in 1910 to 3 in 1950,

however

laundry and

cafe

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were

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have

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not undergone too many alterations, they just have been relocated, in order to occupy Wasteland on the upright part of the

map

.