Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex
United States
The Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex spans 167 connections with 7556 other places across 17 topics, with sports, transportation, and industry forming the heaviest clusters. The region shares many connections with Texas and Houston, Texas, reflecting its role as a statewide economic hub. Defense manufacturers including Lockheed Martin, Bell Helicopter Textron, and Raytheon operate significant facilities on the Fort Worth side. McKesson, the seventh-largest Fortune 500 company by revenue, is headquartered in nearby Irving.
Barnett Shale
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: Fort Worth, Texas | Alvarado, Texas
Bell Helicopter Textron
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: Texas | Amarillo, Texas
Charles Schwab Corporation
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: Westlake, Texas | Lone Tree, Colorado
Liberty Mutual
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: Northeastern United States | Wausau, Wisconsin
University of North Texas at Dallas
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: Dallas, Texas | Lancaster, Texas
McKesson Corporation
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: Farmington, Connecticut | Shenango Township, Pennsylvania
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: San Angelo, Texas | Clovis, New Mexico
Orange Line (DART)
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: Plano, Texas | Little Elm, Texas
South Central Oklahoma
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: Ardmore, Oklahoma | Marietta, Oklahoma
North Texas Tollway Authority
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: McKinney, Texas | Lake Dallas, Texas
Fort Worth Alliance Airport
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: Dallas, Texas | Haslet, Texas | Alliance, Texas
Jacobs Engineering Group
Connects Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex to: South East England | Northside (Jacksonville) | Meridian, Colorado