2016 Map of Kennedale

About this map

Lake Arlington dominates the center of this landscape, its western shores bordering Fort Worth and its eastern banks reaching into Pantego and Arlington. This 2016 survey captures the dense suburban growth of the Mid-Cities region, showing the evolution of older communities like Kennedale and Forest Hill. Significant historical markers remain amidst the modern developments, including Johnsons Station and the Tate Cem near Tate Springs. To the north, the historic community of Handley sits near the Handley Cem, while Arlington Baptist Coll is situated further east. The map provides a detailed view of the complex creek systems, such as Village Creek and Rush Creek, which flow through heavily residential areas and public spaces like Dalworthington Gardens. To the south, Birk Airport and Murray Hill mark the transition toward the less concentrated developments of Sublett.