DALLAS REGIONAL CHAMBER
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2 0 1 9 D A L L A S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT G U I D E
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N E W Y O R K C I T YC H I C A G O
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S E AT T L E
ACCESS |
LOCATION
NEW YORK, NY (NYC) 3 hrs. 15 min.
LOS ANGELES, CA (LAX) 2 hrs. 56 min.
TORONTO, ON, CANADA (YTO) 2 hrs. 50 min.
MEXICO CITY, MEXICO (MEX) 2 hrs. 32 min.
PARIS, FRANCE (PAR) 9 hrs. 30 min.
TOKYO, JAPAN (TYO) 14 hrs. 25 min.
FLIGH T T IME FROM DF W RAIL T RANSI T T IME
LOS ANGELES (Long Beach):
4+ days
CHICAGO:3+ days
ATLANTA:3 days
HOUSTON:1 day
TRUCK TRANSIT TIMES AND POPUL ATION SERVED
RING HOURS MILES KILOMETERS % OF US POP. SERVED
10 600 966 16%
24 960 1,545 37%
48 1,800 2,887 93%
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3JACK
HILL
FANNIN
COOKECLAY
GRAYSON
VAN ZANDT
HENDERSON
MONTAGUE
LAMAR
HOPKINS
BOSQUE
RAINS
DELTA
FREESTONE
ELLIS
HUNT
WISE
ERATH
COLLIN
DALLASPARKER
DENTON
TARRANT
NAVARRO
KAUFMAN
JOHNSONHOOD
PALO PINTO
SOMERVELL
ROCKWALL
Dallas
FortWorth
Denton
Plano
Irving
Arlington
Frisco
Garland
Wylie
McKinney
Allen
Lewisville
Carrollton
Mansfield
Cedar Hill DeSoto
Euless
Reno
Anna
GrandPrairie
Ennis
Mesquite
Midlothian
Weatherford
Waxahachie
Cleburne
Grapevine
Prosper
Greenville
Terrell
Keller
Flower Mound
RockwallLakeRay
Hubbard
JoePoolLake
WhiteRockLake
GrapevineLake
EagleMountain
Lake
MountainCreekLake
Lewisville Lake
Lancaster
Burleson
Celina
Rowlett
Richardson
Corsicana
Little Elm
Southlake
Forney
Lucas
Azle
Briar CDP
Heath
Northlake
Coppell
Rendon CDP
Hurst
Argyle
SunnyvaleMineralWells
Seagoville
Granbury
Red Oak
Melissa
Haslet
TheColony
Royse City
Sachse
Colleyville
Bedford
Benbrook
Fate
Parker
PecanAcresCDP
Cresson
FairviewCorinth
HaltomCity
Sanger
Joshua
Ovilla
Hutchins
Mildred
Alma
Stephenville
Decatur
Duncanville
Mabank
Weston
NewFairview
Combine
NorthRichland
Hills
CrowleyKaufman
Saginaw
Wilmer
Ferris
Eureka
Princeton
Commerce
Westlake
Bridgeport
Murphy
FarmersBranch
Retreat
Alvarado
BalchSprings
Keene
Talty
Kennedale
Bartonville
Roanoke
Oak Point
Rice
McLendon-Chisholm
Aurora
Boyd
Dublin
Addison
Willow Park
Glenn Heights
Cross Roads
Angus
Italy
Runaway Bay
Watauga
Aledo
Ponder
Krum
Campbell
Forest Hill
EagleMountain
CDP
HighlandVillage
CopperCanyon
Lavon
Crandall
Justin
Kemp
Milford
Cool
Palmer
Pilot Point
Caddo Mills
Kerens
Venus
TrophyClub
Annetta
Rosser
Hickory Creek
Farmersville
PecanPlantation CDP
OakRidge
WhiteSettlement
Scurry
Aubrey
Oak Leaf
Glen Rose
Powell
Springtown
UniversityPark
Godley
Annetta North
Frost
Rhome
Tolar
Richland Hills
Paradise
Alvord
Lake Worth
Chico
Pecan Hill
Shady Shores
DISH
Millsap
Nevada
Double Oak
Hudson Oaks
Everman
Lipan
Oak Valley
River Oaks
Oak Grove
St. Paul
Lakeside
WestTawakoni
Josephine
LowryCrossing
Cottonwood
Quinlan
Grandview
HighlandPark
Wolfe City
Celeste
Union Valley
New Hope
Annetta South
Blue Ridge
Pantego
Gordon
Goodlow
Oak TrailShores CDP
Lone Oak
Krugerville
Rio Vista
Briaroaks
Cross Timber
Hebron
Grays Prairie
Garrett
Post OakBend City
Graford
Newark
Sanctuary
Maypearl
Navarro
Barry
DalworthingtonGardens
Edgecliff Village
De Cordova Bend
Pelican Bay
Blooming Grove
Westover HillsCockrell Hill
BlueMound
Bardwell
Emhouse
LakeBridgeport
Hawk Cove
Neylandville
Mustang
Sherman
Gainesville
Dallas/Fort WorthInternaltional
Airport
DallasLove Field
Airport
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D A L L A S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT G U I D E 2 0 1 92 8
JACK
HILL
FANNIN
COOKECLAY
GRAYSON
VAN ZANDT
HENDERSON
MONTAGUE
LAMAR
HOPKINS
BOSQUE
RAINS
DELTA
FREESTONE
ELLIS
HUNT
WISE
ERATH
COLLIN
DALLASPARKER
DENTON
TARRANT
NAVARRO
KAUFMAN
JOHNSONHOOD
PALO PINTO
SOMERVELL
ROCKWALL
Dallas
FortWorth
Denton
Plano
Irving
Arlington
Frisco
Garland
Wylie
McKinney
Allen
Lewisville
Carrollton
Mansfield
Cedar Hill DeSoto
Euless
Reno
Anna
GrandPrairie
Ennis
Mesquite
Midlothian
Weatherford
Waxahachie
Cleburne
Grapevine
Prosper
Greenville
Terrell
Keller
Flower Mound
RockwallLakeRay
Hubbard
JoePoolLake
WhiteRockLake
GrapevineLake
EagleMountain
Lake
MountainCreekLake
Lewisville Lake
Lancaster
Burleson
Celina
Rowlett
Richardson
Corsicana
Little Elm
Southlake
Forney
Lucas
Azle
Briar CDP
Heath
Northlake
Coppell
Rendon CDP
Hurst
Argyle
SunnyvaleMineralWells
Seagoville
Granbury
Red Oak
Melissa
Haslet
TheColony
Royse City
Sachse
Colleyville
Bedford
Benbrook
Fate
Parker
PecanAcresCDP
Cresson
FairviewCorinth
HaltomCity
Sanger
Joshua
Ovilla
Hutchins
Mildred
Alma
Stephenville
Decatur
Duncanville
Mabank
Weston
NewFairview
Combine
NorthRichland
Hills
CrowleyKaufman
Saginaw
Wilmer
Ferris
Eureka
Princeton
Commerce
Westlake
Bridgeport
Murphy
FarmersBranch
Retreat
Alvarado
BalchSprings
Keene
Talty
Kennedale
Bartonville
Roanoke
Oak Point
Rice
McLendon-Chisholm
Aurora
Boyd
Dublin
Addison
Willow Park
Glenn Heights
Cross Roads
Angus
Italy
Runaway Bay
Watauga
Aledo
Ponder
Krum
Campbell
Forest Hill
EagleMountain
CDP
HighlandVillage
CopperCanyon
Lavon
Crandall
Justin
Kemp
Milford
Cool
Palmer
Pilot Point
Caddo Mills
Kerens
Venus
TrophyClub
Annetta
Rosser
Hickory Creek
Farmersville
PecanPlantation CDP
OakRidge
WhiteSettlement
Scurry
Aubrey
Oak Leaf
Glen Rose
Powell
Springtown
UniversityPark
Godley
Annetta North
Frost
Rhome
Tolar
Richland Hills
Paradise
Alvord
Lake Worth
Chico
Pecan Hill
Shady Shores
DISH
Millsap
Nevada
Double Oak
Hudson Oaks
Everman
Lipan
Oak Valley
River Oaks
Oak Grove
St. Paul
Lakeside
WestTawakoni
Josephine
LowryCrossing
Cottonwood
Quinlan
Grandview
HighlandPark
Wolfe City
Celeste
Union Valley
New Hope
Annetta South
Blue Ridge
Pantego
Gordon
Goodlow
Oak TrailShores CDP
Lone Oak
Krugerville
Rio Vista
Briaroaks
Cross Timber
Hebron
Grays Prairie
Garrett
Post OakBend City
Graford
Newark
Sanctuary
Maypearl
Navarro
Barry
DalworthingtonGardens
Edgecliff Village
De Cordova Bend
Pelican Bay
Blooming Grove
Westover HillsCockrell Hill
BlueMound
Bardwell
Emhouse
LakeBridgeport
Hawk Cove
Neylandville
Mustang
Sherman
Gainesville
Dallas/Fort WorthInternaltional
Airport
DallasLove Field
Airport
LOCATIONPerhaps you’ve heard the phrase “Everything is bigger in Texas?” That includes the Dallas-Fort Worth region, which has a combined footprint larger than some U.S. states.
Dallas–Fort Worth is the nation’s fourth-largest metro area, conveniently positioned in the middle of the United States, and off ering competitive advantages to businesses that locate here.
The region’s central location allows it to function as a logistics and distribution hub, giving businesses an edge by putting key markets within easy reach of both truck and rail shipping.
For business travelers, DFW’s mid-continent situation means time savings when it comes to travel. All major U.S. cities are less than four hours away.
SUPERIOR COMBINATION OF LOCATION AND ACCESS FEATURING DALLAS FORT WORTH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, MAJOR HIGHWAYS, AND RAIL
DF W CLIMAT E
AVERAGE DAILY TEMP HIGH LOW (°F) (°F)
JANUARY 56 36
APRIL 76 55
JULY 96 75
OCTOBER 78 57
ANNUAL AVERAGE 76 55
WEATHER CATEGORY ANNUAL AVERAGE
AVERAGE ANNUAL PERCENT OF POSSIBLE SUNSHINE 61%
AVERAGE NO. OF RAINY DAYS 80 days
AVERAGE PRECIPITATION 36.1 inches
AVERAGE SNOWFALL 1.7 inches
AVERAGE WIND SPEED 10.5 mph
SOURCES: National Weather Service Weather Forecast Offi ce, NOAA2 8 D A L L A S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT G U I D E
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