
The Elm Fork Trinity River and West Fork Trinity River converge near the heart of this urban corridor, defining the low-lying geography between Irving, Grand Prairie, and west Dallas. The landscape is a dense network of transit and industry, featuring the extensive W Airport Fwy and W Irving Blvd corridors. Pockets of preserved history remain amidst the development, including the Sowers Cem in the old Sowers area and the Jordan-Hight Cem further south. Educational institutions like North Lake College and the University of Dallas occupy significant acreage, while the Cistercian Abbey Crypt Burial Ground provides a unique local landmark. The southern portion of the map is dominated by the industrial and water-management features of Vilbig Lakes and the reclaimed terrain near Chalk Hill, illustrating the intensive transformation of the Trinity River basin.
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