2010 Map of Irving

About this map

The Elm Fork Trinity River and West Fork Trinity River converge within this urban corridor, defining the boundaries between Irving, Dallas, and Grand Prairie. This 2010 survey documents a densely developed landscape where modern infrastructure like the Lake Carolyn Levee and Central Regional Wastewater System sit alongside historical touchstones. Local heritage is preserved in several burial grounds, including the Sowers Cemetery and Letot Cemetery, which predate the surrounding suburban sprawl. The map captures the significant hydrological management of the region, from the California Crossing Dam to the industrial character of Chalk Hill and the former crossing point at Eagle Ford. Notable educational and civic landmarks like the University of Dallas and various regional post offices are clearly marked, illustrating the community's growth into a major metropolitan hub.