Kaufman County

Combine crosses the Dallas–Kaufman county line around the junction of FM 3039 and FM 1389.

Cottonwood is a separate city in Kaufman County associated with the Scurry area.

Crandall is a Kaufman County city that developed with the Texas Trunk Railroad in the early 1880s.

Dallas includes several distinct urban settings rather than one uniform neighborhood pattern.

Elmo is an unincorporated community on US 80 east of Terrell in Kaufman County.

Forney's park system includes a large community recreation destination and smaller local parks.

Grays Prairie is a Kaufman County village associated with the FM 1388 and FM 148 area.

Heartland is an unincorporated Kaufman County community near Forney, developed as a planned residential area.

Heath's public outdoor spaces include lakefront recreation, a central gathering park, and smaller neighborhood areas.

Kaufman’s downtown square is a local commercial and event center.

Kemp is a Kaufman County city near Cedar Creek Reservoir, on the U.S. 175 and State Highway 274 corridors.

Mabank spans Kaufman and Henderson counties near the Cedar Creek Lake area.

McLendon-Chisholm spans Rockwall and Kaufman counties.

Mesquite's community destinations include historic properties, civic arts, and established parks.

This Oak Grove is the Kaufman County town south of Kaufman, associated with a narrow municipal area along FM 1388 and intersecting roads.

This Oak Ridge is the Kaufman County municipality along State Highway 34 between Kaufman and Terrell.

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

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

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

Scurry is an incorporated town in Kaufman County with roots in the Texas and Pacific Railway era.

Seagoville is a city along U.S. 175, primarily in Dallas County with a portion extending into Kaufman County.

Seven Points spans parts of Henderson and Kaufman counties near Cedar Creek Reservoir.

Talty is a Kaufman County city at the Interstate 20 and FM 1641 area between Forney and Terrell.

Terrell’s historic downtown has older storefronts, murals and a commercial streetscape that can be explored on foot.