Map chart for a town for 3 years

A pictorial representation brings a comparison of how a town, Brindell, looked like for over two centuries (1800, 1900, and 2000), after introducing some new amenities. Commencing with the alterations, in 1900 most of the area of the town was covered with farmland while there was Woodland in the northeast besides Brindell, and farmland for animals was located in the southwest and southeast, respectively. A river was flowing in the east; however, in the next century, the size of the woodland had been reduced noticeably, whereas industry and a bun Hill village had been erected in the place of farmland. Turning to 2000 size of the industry and one Hill village had been so tremendously in the southeast; moreover, a new bun hill park had been established around the Woodland in the northeast besides the area of Brindell may be expanded slightly, although the river stour was still flowing in the east amid the park and the industry. Overall, it is conspicuous that not only the residential area had been converted to Commercial but a compromise can be seen with nature; additionally, the shape and size of the town may be changed moderately.