DALLASACCESS | REGIONALTRANSPORTATION CHAMBER | XXXXXXX 31 ROWLETT PRE-DESIGNATED PRE-DESIGNATED TRADE ZONE FOREIGN SITES” “MAGNET COMPANY/SITE- SPECIFIC FOREIGN TRADE ZONES / RAIL YARD FACILITY INTERMODAL CENTERS DISTRIBUTION OF ENTRY PORT CUSTOM RAIL LINE WYLIE MESQUITE Any company may locate on this Any company may locate with land and simply activate Customs. companies wanting FTZ For in status but which cannot locate magnet site. an existing DALLAS GUIDE DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GARLAND ALLEN McKINNEY Kansas City Southern Kansas Wylie Rail Yard LANCASTER LANCASTER DALLAS RICHARDSON RICHARDSON PLANO FRISCO Kansas City Southern Kansas Garland Rail Yard McKinney National Airport Union Pacific Rail Yard Union Pacific Dallas Intermodal Terminal Airport DESOTO Regional Lancaster Union Pacific Miller Intermodal Facility Union Pacific Rail Yard CARROLTON IRVING CEDAR HILL Addison Airport Dallas Love Field Dallas Love GRAND PRAIRIE LEWISVILLE LEWISVILLE GRAPEVINE EULESS FLOWER MOUND FLOWER DENTON MANSFIELD Railport ARLINGTON BEDFORD D/FW Airport Union Pacific -GM Rail Yard International International Alliance Fort Worth Fort Yard Yard BNSF Intermodal Centennial Meacham Fort Worth Fort International FORT WORTH FORT HIGHWAYS AND ARTERIALS AND HIGHWAYS CARGO 2019 9 2019 2017 227,533 112,143 654,344 14 5 2018 667,213 119,090 231,110 16 TOTAL OPERATIONS 13 SOTO E 17 4 18 2 6 GARLAND/DFW HELOPLEX DALLAS CBD VERTIPORT HELIPORT D FORT WORTH SPINKS ARLINGTON MUNICIPAL AIRPORT REGIONAL LANCASTER MESQUITE METRO REGIONAL NORTHWEST 14 12 16 13 15 HELICOPTERS AND VERTICAL TAKE-OFF ONLY: AIRCRAFT LANDING AND 17 18 11

8,220; 9,600 8,800; 6,147 7,752; Lengths (feet) Lengths 9,301; 9,000; 8,500; 13,400 (2); 13,401 (2) 1 12 2 3 RUNWAYS Number 7 8 15 11 3 7 DALLAS FORT WORTH INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL WORTH FORT DALLAS DALLAS LOVE FIELD FORT WORTH ALLIANCE AIRPORT ADDISON AIRPORT AIRPORT NATIONAL MCKINNEY AIRPORT EXECUTIVE DALLAS INTERNATIONAL MEACHAM WORTH FORT ENTERPRISE DENTON MUNICIPAL HALL/ROCKWALL M RALPH NAS FORT WORTH JOINTRESERVE BASE 10 AIRPORTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Alliance Airport (AFW) Dallas Love Field (DAL) Dallas Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) AIRPORT

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Dallas-Fort Worth also is the The region’s robust interstate

FUTURE MOBILITY page in this section. innovative projects discussed on the destination for some of the nation’s most United States and into Mexico. ports distribution and centers across the business-effi cient access to other key business-effi operation nodes in theering region, off Santa Fe and Union Pacifi havec major Santa Pacifi Union Fe and Fort Worth–based Burlington Northern freight. The nation’s two largest railroads, for the distribution of rail, air, and truck making it an important intermodal center center intermodal important an it making and to East and West Coast destinations, (NAFTA) corridor, linking Mexico to Canada the North American Free Trade Agreement infrastructure provides easy links along region. alternatives to cars for getting around the newly launched intermodal TEXRail off er newly intermodal launched TEXRail off Transit Authority’s (DCTA) A Train, and the Railway Express (TRE), the Denton County (DART) system, the Fort Worth Trinity T, including the Dallas Area Rapid Transit communities. Mass transit options, easy access to job centers and residential east-west north-south and corridors with businesses. The freeway system provides infrastructure connectsresidents and TRANSPORTATION Dallas-Fort Worth’s vast transportation 30