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The two maps illustrate the alterations that occurred in a city called Forton Valley between 2000 and 2010. Overall, the area underwent a number of dramatic changes, the most significant of which were the conversion of some structures and the redevelopment of some places. In the north-western corner of the area, a road named Sheffield remained unchanged, and a similar pattern was observed in a large shopping center. By stark contrast, a farmland and a dairy farm which were situated in the southern section were transformed into a playground, and a school named K.G with a smaller toy shop at the top-right corner of the school, respectively. In the central area, there were no changes that were made to the Daisy road. However, a city hall and the big old K.G. school in the eastern section experienced significant changes, with these buildings being converted into a public library and a university of Forton, in turn. Finally, in the eastern corner, a big park was demolished to make way for a coffee shop called Versity, whereas a car park near the Daisy road was extended into two distinct ones.