in hull loss. Both pilots and 61 passengers were killed by impact forces and fire. Nine people on the ground were also killed. In the early 2000s the city completed a major refurbishment of downtown Dallas, which included adding and updating sidewalks, adding red brick to the roadways, creation of a large courtyard in the center of town, updating existing structural facades, adding a fountain area near the downtown gazebo, and further preserving historic downtown structures. Culture In 2019, the website Niche.com ranked Dallas as one of the Top 50 "Best Suburbs to Buy a House in Georgia". Dallas Farmers Market Every Saturday during the spring and summer, local farmers, cooks, and crafters set up in downtown Dallas to provide the community with locally made and homegrown goods. It has become one of the more popular events that goes on in downtown Dallas since it began. Dallas Concert Series The Dallas Concert Series is an event that is generally held once a month during the summer, with a music stage being set up in downtown Dallas for musicians scheduled to play. Various food vendors are also present for concert series. Some well-known bands have previously played at the concert series, such as Night Ranger, Chris Janson, and Mother's Finest. Food Truck Friday During certain Fridays over the summer, Dallas holds an event called "Food Truck Friday" that brings together a wide variety of local food trucks throughout the summer. Besides the food trucks providing food and refreshments, there is usually a local band that is set up to play music through the afternoon and evening. Geography Dallas is located at (33.918499, -84.840848). According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of , of which is land and (0.66%) is water. Dallas is part of the Deep South cultural and geographic subregion. The city has an elevation of , which makes it one of the highest elevation suburban cities in the Atlanta metropolitan area. Dallas is also a part of the physiographic region of the greater Appalachian Mountains. The tallest point in Dallas is Elsberry Mountain, which is in elevation at its summit. The second-highest point is Ray Mountain, with an elevation of . The drainage area for all waterways flowing through the area are classified as being in the Alabama-Coosa-Tallapoosa River Basin. There are no major rivers that flow through Dallas itself, but there are