The provided map illustrates the current layout of Brandfield, highlighting the distribution of key urban zones including residential, commercial, and industrial areas, alongside major transport infrastructure.
Overall, the city is divided by a river and a railway line, with the western and northern sectors primarily dedicated to leisure and housing, while the eastern portion contains the central business and industrial districts. The road network connects these diverse areas, facilitating movement across the city.
The Golf Course and Park occupies a significant portion of the western and central-west landscape, providing a large green space. To the north of this, the Housing Estate is situated, positioned between the river and the railway line. This residential zone is well-connected to the rest of the city via the main road that traverses the area from the north-west to the south-east.
In contrast, the City Centre is located in the central-east, serving as a focal point for commercial activity. Adjacent to this, in the easternmost part of the city, lies the Industrial Estate. Both the river and the railway line act as major geographical features that bisect the city, influencing the placement of these distinct urban zones.