Seller's journal

Poetry is a town crossing Kaufman and Hunt counties, north of Terrell around FM 986 and FM 1565.

Ponder developed around the Santa Fe Railway in western Denton County.

Post Oak Bend is a Kaufman County town along FM 987 and intersecting roads north of Kaufman.

Powell is an incorporated Navarro County community on State Highway 31 and FM 653 east of Corsicana.

Preston Hollow is a North Dallas neighborhood name with a history that predates its annexation into Dallas.

Princeton's public spaces include Veterans Memorial Park, J.M.

Prosper's public outdoor destinations include Frontier Park and smaller parks distributed among neighborhoods.

Providence Village is a Denton County town developed largely around a planned residential community.

Quinlan is a southern Hunt County city west of Lake Tawakoni.

Red Oak is an Ellis County city on the southern side of the Dallas area.

Rendon is an unincorporated census-designated community in southern Tarrant County around the FM 1187 area southeast of Fort Worth.

This Reno is in northeastern Parker County, with a small portion extending into Tarrant County.

Retreat is a Navarro County town south of Corsicana along FM 709.

Rhome is a Wise County city with its own municipal park system.

Rice is a Navarro County city on Interstate 45 south of Dallas.

Richardson's public outdoor spaces include large community parks and smaller creek-side natural areas.

Richland is a Navarro County town at the Interstate 45 and State Highway 14 area south of Corsicana.

Richland Hills is a separate Tarrant County city from neighboring North Richland Hills.

Rio Vista is a Johnson County city on State Highway 174, south of the Cleburne area.

River Oaks is an incorporated Tarrant County city on the western side of the Fort Worth area.

Roanoke’s historic downtown is centered on Oak Street.

Rockwall's local destinations include the lakefront Harbor district, Harry Myers Park, and Historic Downtown.

Rosser is a Kaufman County village near the State Highway 34 corridor southwest of Kaufman.

Rowlett's public outdoor spaces range from lake access to neighborhood parks and civic recreation.