Map of Dallas – Fort Worth Texas Hoods
With Fort Worth and Dallas hoods being located in the state of Texas’ largest metropolitan, often called the “Metroplex”, it should come to no surprise that there are numerous Dallas and Fort Worth hoods. An metropolitan that has a number of hoods that the below map depicts with the past and present days of Dallas gangs and Fort Worth gangs, which started back in the 80s and 90s.
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Dallas Hoods:
The most known area of Dallas is Oak Cliff that consists of Dallas hoods like Highland Hills, WoodTown, Glen Oaks, PTP, which is around Polk and Camp Wisdom/Red Bird, Kiest N Polk, Signing Hills, BFL (Best For Less) / 4Side, which is around Sunnyvale and Fordham to Ann Arbor, and other sections of South Oak Cliff. **To be noted, Oak Cliff is more of a side of town than just a specific neighborhood.
West Dallas was the home to half of Dallas’ public housing projects, like Rupert Circle and the Fishtrap Projects, which were mix communities of blacks and Mexicans. At one time it was one of the roughest areas in the city after being home to the housing complexes of George Loving Place, Edgar Ward Place, and Elmer Scott Place, which were originally for white, black, and Mexican families.
South Dallas was one of the more active parts of Dallas. South Dallas was home to 357 Dixon Circle Crips, 187 Park Row Crips, Dallas Bloods of 007 Bon Ton, 232 Turner Courts, 44 Oakland, 415 EDP (East Dallas Projects).
In North Dallas, which is the least talked about side, was once home to Webb Chapel Crips, Spring Valley Crips or the Hamilton Park and Maham bloods. North Dallas mostly consists of apartment complexes, especially around Park Lane, Skillman and Audelia, and Forest Lane.
*Dallas gangs were much bigger and more active during the 1990s, similar to other cities, with a large influx of Blood and Crip adopting ‘hoods throughout the city. The Dallas gangs on the map are mainly, at the latest, of the 2010s.
Fort Worth Hoods:
The Fort Worth hoods often gets overlooked by the city of Dallas, but Fort Worth, which is not as big, is not that much different with many sections from Stop Six to the South Side, all putting on for Funky Town.
Como, after Terrell Heights on the south side, became one of the first black neighborhoods. The South Side has the heart of Fort Worth hoods being located in the Agg Land and Hoova Land area, as well the old and once historic community of Terrell Heights. Other known areas are the legendary Stop Six, Polywood, Eastwood, Meadowbrook, and many more that are located on the map.
The Fort Worth gangs of the early 1990s, was mainly the Stop Six Bloods, with Truman Street and Norris Street, as well as EWP, EastWood Pirus, while the Crips, who were mostly Hoovers, were in areas like the South Side and parts of the East Side.
Webb Chapel Crips and Elm Thicket/North Park Crips back in my day. So I am a early 80’s baby 82 exact
Dallas aint gangster, let me take you to crime families in miami, chi town, NY..B.. Even cali
you messed up 44 oakland & 42ce in south dallas, theyŕe split by Romine, 42ce from mlk to romine and 44 from romine to elsie faye higgins
Reply to G Vazquez
“Success there is to open a ghetto hair cut shop in the same parking lot as a pawn shop, or sell food made out of the kitchen.”
-G Vazquez
What exactly is a “ghetto haircut shop?” Do you mean, a barbershop? “Sell food made out of a kitchen.” And where, pray tell, do you cook your food? In the restroom?
So let me get this straight. You are speak ill of people starting and owning their own businesses and providing services to their respective community members? What’s wrong with that? You, sir or madam, are a jerk. And, a stupid one at that. You express yourself like English is your 15th language. My 3 year old Great nephew expresses himself better than you can.
Please spend less time putting down hardworking Black people and learning how to not be an open, gaping illiterate asshole.
These racists out here be havin me the most f**** up shout out to my G59 boys out the eastside of dtown we wears the crown respect the 3 points
Lol. “Infiltrated by the blacks” what a prick.
Thanks for letting me know, I’ll make sure to stay away from these areas infiltrated by the blacks and their violent crime rates.
West Dallas, the square. Canada going from sylvan to Hampton, Hampton to Singleton, Singleton to Sylvan, then sylvan down back to Canada. That whole area has so many trap houses / gangs dating back decades.
Oak Cliff/West Dallas people are so proud of their generations lack of ambition. They all live in hovels and will never leave lmao. Hood, ooookay… So proud watching their children struggle through school like they did. Success there is to open a ghetto hair cut shop in the same parking lot as a pawn shop, or sell food made out of the kitchen.
Haltom has two parts. The people who would be poor living in any major city, so they “small town rich it” there and the white meth head side…
Haltom is the Oklahoma of Texas, what are you talking about hood?
Is river oaks a hood by northside
What about FMS 13 or Latin Kings in Funky Town???
Wtf south haltom ??? Haltom is nothing but nice houses aint no hood in haltom … v.north.side
Diamond Hill por Vida! The Phantom.
South Dallas Park Row. Hard as this shit gets cuzz. 187 Gangsta Crips 4 life. 7u/m family stand up.
Berry And Hatcher Blk , Webber Gardens , 47 Hun Burton Blk Ya Hear Me ! Shouts Out South West And North Murda Worth Stand Up. My Twin Brother Is Eastwood Piru These Young Niggas “Or Us Young Niggas Rather ” Foolin
Eastwood 52 HGCVA CaRip These Fives Staccin These Deuces Craccin
Riverside is way higher up, it’s around yucca, also You completely left out Northside and diamond hill, plus south Haltom is also a hood, from Stanley Keller down all the way, then it turns into riverside around beach
635/75 a small hood called “The Peak” (farthest north dallas goes before city line change ). CHH ( coit hard heads, main group up here. Emily, Kit, Mayhem SPring valley)