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    The maps illustrate the changes in Stokeford district between 1930 and 2010, showing major changes with agricultural and green spaces being replaced by housing developments, while some parts remained the same. In 1930, Stokeford was a tiny village of 10 households with farmland and gardens taking up most of the small town. By 2010, farming spaces, shops, and some gardens had disappeared and been replaced with over 40 houses, and the large central house had added buildings and became an elder care facility, while the primary school and roads also expanded. However, some parts like the post office and bridge remained the same.

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    The maps illustrate the changes in Stokeford district between 1930 and 2010, showing major changes with agricultural and green spaces being replaced by housing developments, while some parts remained the same. In 1930, Stokeford was a tiny village of 10 households with farmland and gardens taking up most of the small town. By 2010, farming spaces, shops, and some gardens had disappeared and been replaced with over 40 houses, and the large central house had added buildings and became an elder care facility, while the primary school and roads also expanded. However, some parts like the post office and bridge remained the same.

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    The maps illustrate the changes in Stokeford district between 1930 and 2010, showing major changes with agricultural and green spaces being replaced by housing developments, while some parts remained the same. In 1930, Stokeford was a tiny village of 10 households with farmland and gardens taking up most of the small town. By 2010, farming spaces, shops, and some gardens had disappeared and been replaced with over 40 houses, and the large central house had added buildings and became an elder care facility, while the primary school and roads also expanded. However, some parts like the post office and bridge remained the same.

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    PART 1

    The maps illustrate the changes of Strokeford district in 1930 and 2010. Overall,there is a major
    change in the town map, agricultural units and green space have been replaced with the
    housing community while some part remain the same. More details will be described in the
    paragraphs below.

    In 1930, Stokeford was a tiny village that was home to 10 households. Farmlands and garden
    had taken the most lands of the small town.

    Later in 2010, the farming spaces, shop and some part of the garden is now disappeared and
    has been replaced with over 40 houses. The large house in the middle of the town has builded 2
    more buildings and now is operating as an eldery care. The primary school is now almost
    doubled in size as well as the main road that has expanded several streets to reach every
    house. Some parts of the town still remain the same as in 1930 which are the post office and
    the bridge.

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