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Principal streets and roads, names places, residential streets and roads, road number labels, water objects, land use areas.
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Dallas, Texas, is a sprawling metropolis known for its diverse neighborhoods and extensive network of streets and roads. Here are some of the principal streets, roads, and city districts in Dallas:
Principal Streets and Roads
- Interstate Highways:
- I-35E: Runs north-south through Dallas, connecting to Denton in the north and to the south as it continues through Waco and Austin.
- I-30: Runs east-west through Dallas, connecting to Fort Worth in the west and to Texarkana in the east.
- I-45: Starts in downtown Dallas and runs southeast towards Houston.
- I-635 (LBJ Freeway): Encircles the northern and eastern parts of Dallas, acting as a loop.
- US Highways:
- US 75 (Central Expressway): Runs north-south, connecting Dallas to Sherman in the north.
- US 67: Runs southwest to southeast, connecting to Midlothian and beyond.
- State Highways:
- State Highway 121: Known as the Sam Rayburn Tollway in certain sections.
- State Highway 114: Runs northwest from downtown Dallas towards Grapevine.
- Major City Streets:
- Main Street: A key street in downtown Dallas, lined with historic buildings and modern skyscrapers.
- Elm Street: Known for Dealey Plaza and the site of JFK’s assassination.
- Commerce Street: Another major downtown street with numerous restaurants and shops.
- Ross Avenue: Connects downtown to East Dallas and is home to the Dallas Arts District.
- Mockingbird Lane: Runs east-west, connecting areas like Highland Park and SMU.
City Districts
- Downtown Dallas:
- Arts District: Includes museums, performance halls, and public art installations.
- West End Historic District: Known for its red-brick warehouses, many of which have been converted into restaurants and shops.
- Deep Ellum: A vibrant area known for live music, street art, and nightlife.
- Uptown:
- A bustling area north of downtown known for its upscale shopping, dining, and high-rise apartments.
- Oak Lawn:
- A lively district with a significant LGBTQ+ community, offering a mix of bars, restaurants, and cultural events.
- Bishop Arts District:
- Located in North Oak Cliff, this area is known for its eclectic mix of independent shops, eateries, and art galleries.
- East Dallas:
- Includes neighborhoods like Lakewood, known for its historic homes and proximity to White Rock Lake.
- North Dallas:
- Includes affluent neighborhoods such as Preston Hollow and areas along the Dallas North Tollway.
- South Dallas/Fair Park:
- Home to Fair Park, which hosts the annual State Fair of Texas.
- West Dallas:
- An area experiencing significant redevelopment, particularly around the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge and Trinity Groves.
These streets, roads, and districts contribute to the diverse and dynamic character of Dallas, making it a unique place to live and visit.
Author: Kirill Shrayber, Ph.D.