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Coal is discovered Coal is discovered
Coal is discovered
Fertile farmland
River
Fertile farmland
Dense forest
High mountains
Desert
Coal mine develops Coal mine develops
Town grows bigger
Fertile farmland
River
Fertile farmland
Dense forest
High mountains
Desert
Coal mine grows Coal runs out
Town grows biggerMore jobs
Fertile farmland
River
Fertile farmland
Trees cut down for farmland
High mountains
Desert
Coal begins to run out
Coal mine closes
University established
in town
Fertile farmland
River floods
Fertile farmland
Trees cut down for farmland
High mountains
Desert
Coal begins to run out
No jobs
Town grows bigger
Machines mean fewer workers
are required
River
Fertile farmland
Soil erosion due to deforestation
High mountains
Desert
Coal runs out No jobs
More jobs and opportunities
Machines mean fewer workers
are required
River floods again
Machines mean fewer workers are required
Area flooded for hydroelectric power scheme
High mountains
Oil is discovered in desert
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