The plans below show the changes of the particular area from 1965 to the present- day and the plans also give a description of the proposed changes proposed changes proposed changes in future. Summarize information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

1. Table Type: Comparative Plan Description

2. Title: Changes in a Particular Area from 1965 to the Present and Proposed Changes for 2018

3. What are the units of measurement? Not applicable (descriptive spatial changes)

4. Who: Urban planners, local residents

5. When: 1965, 2015, and 2018 (proposed)

6. Where: Area near the Tam River in a city

7. Topic: Development and urban changes in a particular area

•  Details:
• In 1965, the Tam River flowed through the city with a branch flowing from west to east.
• There were some trees in the northwest and a few houses in the northeast, while the southeast area was completely barren.
• A city was located in the southwest, close to the river.

•  Details:
• By 2015, several developments had taken place. The trees in the northwest were replaced by a car park, and the number of houses increased in the northeast.
• Two bridges were added to the river: one in the north, above the tributary, and one footbridge to the south.
• More houses were constructed in the northeast, and the surrounding infrastructure saw significant improvement.

•  Details:

• In 2018, the plans suggest that two additional car parks will be built, one near the houses in the northeast and the other in the southwest of the river.
• These changes would further support urbanization and make the area more accessible.

The plans depict changes to a particular area near the Tam River from 1965 to 2015 and the proposed changes for 2018.

Overall, over the past 50 years, the area has undergone a significant transformation, and further changes are expected in the near future to support the growing urban population.

In 1965, the Tam River ran through the area with a branch flowing west to east. The northwest had some trees, while the southeast was barren. A few houses were in the northeast, and a city was in the southwest.

By 2015, the northwest trees were replaced by a car park, and the northeast had more houses. There were two bridges across the river, one in the north and one footbridge in the south, enhancing connectivity.

The proposed changes for 2018 include two new car parks: one near the houses in the northeast and another in the southwest. These additions will continue the development trend and improve transportation and accessibility.

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