2013 Map of Plano

About this map

Plano's landscape in the early 21st century reveals a dense network of suburban development defined by its intricate drainage patterns. Watercourses like Rowlett Cr, Spring Cr, and Cottonwood Cr wind through the city's residential blocks, often serving as the boundaries for parks and open spaces. Older community landmarks remain visible amidst the modern grid, including Bethany Cem and Mutual Cem, providing critical points of reference for genealogists studying the area's local history. The road network is dominated by major thoroughfares such as President George Bush Tpke W and W Parker Rd, which facilitate the region's rapid growth. This survey captures the transition of formerly agricultural land into a complex urban environment, where smaller tributaries like Russell Cr and Beck Br still chart the original topography of Collin County.