2010 Map of Aubrey

About this map

Aubrey and Krugerville serve as the primary residential anchors in this part of North Texas, situated amidst a dense network of country roads and family-named thoroughfares like McNatt Rd and Massey Rd. The landscape is defined by its complex hydrology, with the northern reaches of Lake Lewisville and numerous smaller water systems like Cantrell Slough and Running Branch shaping the land. The agricultural and rural character of the era is evident in the scattered settlements of Mustang and Spring Hill, as well as the concentration of small reservoirs such as those held by Pickens Dam and Carr Lake Dam. This 2010 survey captures a region in transition, where established farm-to-market roads intersect with emerging residential developments, all while maintaining landmarks like Pleasure Field and historic routes such as Wilson Cemetery Rd.