Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex

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The Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex is a major urban and economic region in North Texas encompassing numerous cities and suburbs, known as one of the largest and fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the United States.

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Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex canonical 392
Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area 309
Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metropolitan statistical area 56

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Predicate Object
instanceOf economic region
metropolitan area
urban region
alsoKnownAs Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
surface form: DFW

Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth area

Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metropolitan area
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States of America
surface form: United States
daylightSavingTimeZone Central Time Zone
surface form: Central Daylight Time
hasAirport Addison Airport
Dallas Executive Airport
Dallas Love Field
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
Fort Worth Meacham International Airport
hasCommuterRail Trinity Railway Express
hasCoreCity Dallas, Texas
surface form: Dallas

Fort Worth, Texas
surface form: Fort Worth
hasCounty Collin County, Texas
Cooke County, Texas
Dallas County, Texas
Denton County, Texas
Ellis County, Texas
Erath County, Texas
Grayson County, Texas
Hood County, Texas
Hunt County, Texas
Johnson County, Texas
Kaufman County, Texas
Parker County, Texas
Rockwall County, Texas
Somervell County, Texas
Tarrant County, Texas
Wise County, Texas
hasMajorHighway Chisholm Trail Parkway
Interstate 20
Interstate 30
Interstate 35E
Interstate 35W
Interstate 45
Interstate 635
President George Bush Turnpike
Sam Rayburn Tollway
hasMajorIndustry aerospace
defense
finance
logistics
technology
telecommunications
transportation
hasNotableArea Deep Ellum
Downtown Dallas
Downtown Fort Worth
Las Colinas
Legacy West
Stockyards Historic District
Illinois Technology and Research Corridor
surface form: Telecom Corridor

The Star in Frisco
Uptown Dallas
hasPrincipalCity Allen, Texas
Arlington, Texas
Bedford, Texas
Carrollton
surface form: Carrollton, Texas

Denton, Texas
Euless, Texas
Flower Mound, Texas
Frisco, Texas
Garland, Texas
Grand Prairie
surface form: Grand Prairie, Texas

Grapevine, Texas
Irving, Texas
Lewisville, Texas
McKinney, Texas
Mesquite, Texas
North Richland Hills, Texas
Plano, Texas
Richardson, Texas, United States
surface form: Richardson, Texas
hasRailSystem Dallas Area Rapid Transit
Trinity Metro
hasSportsTeam Dallas Cowboys
Dallas Mavericks
Dallas Stars
Dallas Wings
FC Dallas
Texas Rangers
isOneOf fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the United States
largest metropolitan areas in the United States
locatedIn North Texas
Texas
partOf Texas Triangle
timeZone Central Time Zone

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Mansfield Independent School District locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Mansfield Independent School District locatedInMetropolitanArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Byron Nelson High School locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
TPC Four Seasons Resort Las Colinas partOf Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
BBWAA Dallas–Fort Worth chapter location Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth
BBWAA Dallas–Fort Worth chapter regionServed Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Cedar Hill Independent School District serves Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Irving Independent School District locatedInMetropolitanArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
GM Arlington Assembly Plant region Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Oak Lawn area of Dallas locatedInMetropolitanArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Wylie, Texas locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Wylie, Texas partOf Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Wylie, Texas region Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Downtown Plano Station connectsTo Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Denton County Transportation Authority locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Denton County Transportation Authority connectsTo Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth transportation network
Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Comerica Center near Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
State Highway 183 (Texas) locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Highland Park Middle School locatedInMetropolitanArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Coppell Independent School District locatedInMetropolitanArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Dallas Symphony Orchestra cityServed Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Waxahachie, Texas locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Northwest Independent School District locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
McLendon-Chisholm, Texas locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
McLendon-Chisholm, Texas metropolitanRegion Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metropolitan statistical area
Mobile City, Texas locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Texas State Highway 6 passesNearMetropolitanArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Seagoville High School locatedInMetropolitanArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Dallas urban area partOf Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Parker Road Station locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Globe Life Park in Arlington cityServed Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Arlington Stadium locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Fairview, Texas locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Fairview, Texas partOfStatisticalArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metropolitan statistical area
Princeton, Texas locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Princeton, Texas partOfUrbanArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington, TX Metropolitan Statistical Area
Princeton, Texas isBedroomCommunityOf Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Princeton, Texas isInEconomicRegion Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth economic region
Hyer Elementary School locatedInMetropolitanArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Prosper, Texas locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Prosper, Texas partOfStatisticalArea Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metropolitan statistical area
Mansfield locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
subject surface form: Mansfield, Texas
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Mansfield partOf Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
subject surface form: Mansfield, Texas
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metropolitan statistical area
Dallas Symphony Chorus regionServed Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
Lucas, Texas locatedIn Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
this entity surface form: Dallas–Fort Worth metropolitan area
Lucas, Texas partOf Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex