Figure 6
The left satellite image is labeled “Google earth captured 2017” and displays a coastal area with a dashed circle marking a location near the shoreline in the South. The right satellite image is labeled “Google earth captured 2024” and shows the same region with multiple markers labeled “Sengkol” (toward the far North), “Sukadana” (toward the near North), “Sukadana”, “Kuta” (on the West), and “Mertak” (on the East), marked with pin icons. Lines extend from these labeled points toward the same dashed circle shown in the center of the lower part, near the shoreline in the South. Text on the right lists distances under the heading “Distance relocation to original villages:” followed by “1. Kuta 2,5 kilometers”, “2. Sukadana 4,8 kilometers”, “3. Mertak 7 kilometers”, and “4. Sengkol 9 kilometers”. A north arrow and scale bar appear at the bottom right of the images. The top right has the word “Legend”.Illustration of the relocation village from the Mandalika tourism site. Source: Google Earth, 2024