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.

The graphs give us information about how the town of Langley looked in 1910 and in 1950.

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, there were a lot of changes in the city over 40 years, with changes in residences, green spaces and in the railway lines. The main

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is Sherman

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. In 1910, to the north of

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, there was a factory, wasteland and

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. In 1950, the factory and the

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were demolished and made into mansions. To the south of Sherman

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, in 1910, there were

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, wasteland, and the railway lines. In 1950, all the

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and the railway line were pulled down

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the Westland was converted into a park with a children’s play area. In 1910, to the west, we found Jordan

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, an area with townhouses. In 1950, the

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were converted

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flats. To the east, in 1910, there were a laundry, a store and a café. In 1950, we had the same laundry and café , but

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the store was demolished, and there are three new stores

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to the east of the park.