About Grand Prairie, Texas

Grand Prairie lies thirteen miles west of downtown Dallas, extending through western Dallas and eastern Tarrant counties. The community was organized in 1863 after A. M. Dechman's wagon failed during a supply journey. Its population reached 196,100 in the 2020 census.

  • A New NameThe post office used Deckman until 1877, then adopted Grand Prairie, which the railroad had called the town since 1873.
  • Railway BargainDechman granted the Texas and Pacific Railway alternating town lots in exchange for operating a depot.
  • Wartime TransformationBetween 1940 and the end of World War II, the population rose from 1,595 to 18,000 amid rapid aircraft plant expansion.
  • Lakes and WaterwaysThe community includes Mountain Creek Lake, part of Joe Pool Lake, three creeks, and the West Fork of the Trinity River.

Find your street

Names on the Grand Prairie map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks8

  • Grand Prairie City Hall
  • Shady Grove
  • Estes Park
  • Loyd Park
  • Florence Hill
  • Lakeland Heights
  • Lakeview
  • Lynn Creek Park

Streets and roads123

  • East Main Street
  • West Pioneer Parkway
  • West Main Street
  • West Fwy
  • Lake Ridge Parkway
  • South Carrier Parkway
  • South Great Southwest Parkway
  • North Carrier Parkway
  • Robinson Road
  • FM 1382
  • East Jefferson Street
  • Bardin Road
  • Mansfield Road
  • West Hunter Ferrell Road
  • Forum Drive
  • North Belt Line Road
  • Southeast 14th Street
  • England Parkway
  • Polo Road
  • Corn Valley Road
  • Hardrock Road
  • Arkansas Lane
  • Southwest Third Street
  • Claremont Drive
  • Valley View Lane
  • Mayfield Road
  • Roy Orr Boulevard
  • Sandra Lane
  • West Oakdale Road
  • Dalworth Street
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  • Carrier Parkway
  • Koscher Drive
  • FM 661
  • Belt Line Road
  • Lynn Road
  • Gifford Street
  • Miller Road
  • Hill Street
  • 114th Street
  • Ragland Road
  • Acosta Street
  • Lynn Creek Road
  • Wildlife Boulevard
  • Kimble Road
  • Riverside Drive
  • Beatty Drive
  • Davis Drive
  • Osler Drive
  • Vega Street
  • Gallo
  • West Camp Wisdom Road
  • South Belt Line Road
  • Kingswood Boulevard
  • West Marshall Drive
  • Magna Carta Boulevard
  • West Trinity Boulevard
  • Duncan Perry Road
  • East Seeton Road
  • Fountain Parkway
  • Hardy Road
  • Macarthur Boulevard
  • West Rock Island Road
  • Southeast Eighth Street
  • Gifco Road
  • Northwest Seventh Street
  • Horseshoe Lake Road
  • Egyptian Way
  • North Day Miar Road
  • Hanger Lowe Road
  • Post North Paddock Street
  • Bentwater Parkway
  • Crossland Boulevard
  • Lone Star Parkway
  • Palace Parkway
  • Sara Jane Parkway
  • Westchase Drive
  • Outlet Parkway
  • Palmer Trail
  • Webb Lynn Road
  • Atrium Drive
  • Alouette Drive
  • Dorris Drive
  • January Lane
  • Holland Street
  • Dillard Street
  • Meseta
  • Barco
  • Isuzu Parkway
  • Cedar Drive
  • Small Hill Drive
  • Vicky Lane
  • Bee Drive
  • Fall Drive
  • Grand Peninsula Drive
  • West Warrior Trail
  • Clark Trail
  • 113th Street
  • Skyline Road
  • Fishcreek Road
  • Prince John Drive
  • Roman Road
  • Pinoak Drive
  • 111th Street
  • Heritage Parkway
  • Corral Road
  • Walsh Lane
  • Villa Di Lago Drive
  • Brady Lane
  • West Tarrant Road
  • 109th Street
  • Sherman Street
  • Mirabella Boulevard
  • Clarice Street
  • Gilbert Road
  • Idlewild Road
  • Glen Eagles Drive
  • Nautical Drive
  • Sedona Drive
  • Laguna
  • Crooks Court
  • Seider Lane
  • Dallas Street
  • Ola Lane

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The art of mapping a place

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  1. Aerial imagery of Mendon, Massachusetts, from the USDA NAIP program

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  2. USGS elevation data rendered as shaded relief of Mendon, Massachusetts

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