2010 Map of Plano

About this map

Plano and Allen appear here as rapidly maturing suburban centers at the start of the 21st century, defined by a dense network of residential streets and essential civic infrastructure. The landscape is oriented around the central corridor of K Ave and the expansive road system of the North Dallas suburbs, including Park Blvd and E Plano Pkwy. Despite the heavy development, the natural hydrology of Collin County remains a core feature, with Rowlett Creek and its tributaries like Pittman Creek, Spring Creek, and Beck Branch winding through the gridded neighborhoods. Genealogists and local historians can locate early burial sites such as Bethany Cemetery and Mutual Cemetery, which stand as landmarks of the area's pre-suburban era. Public facilities like the Downtown Plano Post Office and the Municipal Golf Course highlight the civic character of the city as it reached its modern proportions.