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One side of the metroplex, run by quadrants: north days, east days, northwest days Dallas Air Care works out of Garland, and the map is the Dallas side of the metroplex, organized the way this side is actually shaped: not as a circle on a page but as corridors climbing out of the city's old core. The north corridor, US-75 and the Dallas North Tollway, carries Richardson, Plano, Allen, McKinney, and Frisco, the size map, where the houses and their systems grew together decade by decade. The northwest arc, I-35E and the tollway's west side, holds Irving, Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Addison, Coppell, Lewisville, and Flower Mound, planned suburbs and postwar tracts sharing one belt. The east, I-30 and US-80, runs through Garland and Mesquite to Rowlett and Rockwall on Lake Ray Hubbard, first-ring stock giving way to lake towns. The close-in holds Highland Park, the Park Cities enclave inside the city itself. Grand Prairie, the hinge city at the map's southwest, is written from its Dallas County half, the side that faces this city. One small crew cannot drive all of that at random, so the days are built as quadrant runs, the far corners get named days each week, and a town gets a page when its stock gives us something specific to say about it. The side splits into working chapters. The old east (the hub's own districts) carries the pier-and-beam stock and the oldest equipment generations. The ranch ring (Lake Highlands' edge, older Garland, Mesquite, Farmers Branch) carries the postwar brick houses on their later systems. The north corridor (Richardson, Plano, Allen, McKinney, Frisco) is the size map, deep in two-system and zoned houses aging into second decades. The northwest arc (Irving, Carrollton, Addison, Coppell, Lewisville, Flower Mound) pairs planned growth with lake-side humidity at its far end. The lake east (Rowlett, Rockwall) carries wind and water air over newer stock. The hail belt (Wylie, Sachse) carries the northeast suburbs and their storm memory. Twenty towns from that list get pages of their own below, and the pages do not repeat each other, because the towns did not build the same houses in the same decades or under the same sky. Each town's page tells what its building years left behind its walls and in its side yards.