The Maps Show Changes That Took Place In Youngsville In Zealand

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The maps give information about the landscape changes that occurred in Youngsville, New Zealand during a span of 25 years from 1980 to 2005. Overall, it is clear that most of the landed houses and greenery were removed to make way for commercial and residential buildings such as factories, warehouses and skyscrapers during the given period.

First of all, a new stadium and car park were built on the Northern side of the hospital. Most of the trees around the hospital were cut down to build a park with facilities such as golfing, fishing and swimming. In 1980, the houses and trees near the school were replaced by warehouses. Also, in order to accommodate the growing population, most of the landed houses had been demolished / were demolished and replaced by skyscrapers by 2005.

The railway was extended in 2005 and now go past the newly constructed stadium and parking space. Last but not least, a new marina was built next to the railway station.

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