The maps show the transformation of the village of Eastminster over a ten-year period.

The maps show the transformation of the village of Eastminster over a ten-year period, from 1999 to 2009.

Overall

, Eastminster underwent significant urbanization, with a reduction in open spaces and an increase in housing and commercial developments. The changes occurred on both sides of the

river

that divides the village, with notable developments in the north and south. To the north of the

river

, the woodland that existed in 1999 was transformed into an adventure park by 2009. The large house with gardens, once prominent in the centre, was replaced by a hotel with a golf course. Additional houses were constructed,

further

encroaching on the park area. The school that was previously located on the south bank of the

river

was relocated to the north.

In contrast

, in the southern part of Eastminster, the area experienced significant development. The streets of houses in 1999 were demolished, and by 2009, blocks of flats (apartment blocks) had been built. Where a public garden stood in 1999, more houses were developed. Factories and warehouses were

also

constructed along the railway line to the east.

Additionally

, a shopping complex was built near the

river

, replacing the former shops. The hospital, which remained in the same location, was expanded in 2009.