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maps show the development that took place in the town of Kimsville between the years 2002 and today.

It is clear that there has been considerable investment in public service, with far more entertainment
facilities and modern companies.

From 2002 to today, there are no changes in the north-east and south-east of the town, where trees are
still there. On the other hand, looking at the west of this city, a number of replacements has occurred.
For example, the trees which situated in the north-west was cut down to make way for the new
apartments. The trees in the left hand corner of the city were demolished and turned into the football
stadium. However, the town of Kimsville was experienced the appearance of the new train station in the
west of the city centre.

In addition, the old cinema was demolished and instead a pub was built. Further development was the
construction of the software company, where the factory used to be there.
As can be seen from the maps, Shipsmouth witnessed considerable developments over the fifteen-year
period from 1995 to 2010.

Overall, a comparison of the two maps reveals a change from a largely rural to a mainly urban
landscape, with the appearance of new residential areas, entertainment facilities and public service.

In 1995, Shipsmouth was a much greener residential area with a number of trees, but in 2010, the trees
in the left and right hand corner of the city were cut down to make way for apartment blocks and airport
respectively. Next to the city centre, there used to be the factory but now it was demolished and
replaced by the shopping centre. In addition, this city witnessed a new appearance of football stadium
in the south of city centre.

Looking at the middle of Shipsmouth, the