2010 Map of Waco West

About this map

Waco and its western suburbs are defined by the massive expanse of Waco Lake and the winding course of the Brazos River. This 2010 topographic record illustrates the dense urban grid of the city center, featuring the landmark Waco Suspension Bridge and Washington Avenue Bridge, which connect the downtown area to the northern riverbanks. The landscape transitions from the urban core toward the residential developments of Woodway and Beverly Hills, while the western shore of the lake remains dominated by recreational and infrastructure assets like the Waco Dam and Waco Regional Airport. Near the river's bend, prominent natural features such as Lovers Leap and Emmons Cliff overlook the water, marking the transition from the river valley to the surrounding plateaus. Local history is anchored by sites like Whitehall Cemetery and the Heart O' Texas Fairground, providing points of reference for genealogists and researchers studying the expansion of Central Texas at the turn of the 21st century.