2016 Map of Oak Cliff

About this map

The southern Dallas landscape transitions from dense urban neighborhoods to the expansive green spaces of Laurel Land Memorial Park and Dallas Executive Airport. In the historic Oak Cliff district, the grid iron street pattern is punctuated by the Oak Cliff Cem, while further south, the suburban edges of DeSoto and Lancaster begin to emerge. The hydrology of the region is defined by the winding course of Fivemile Cr and its tributaries, such as Coombs Cr and Honey Springs Br, which carve through the residential blocks. Smaller communities and named locales like Lisbon, Fruitdale, and Sargent maintain their identities within the larger metropolitan area. This survey reveals the late-twentieth-century infrastructure including the intersection of major transit corridors that bypass older landmarks like the Lisbon Cem and the waters of Cedar Valley College Lake.