Lake Worth

Lake Worth has served as a lakeside residential community in Tarrant County since its incorporation in 1951. It borders Lake Worth, a reservoir created in 1914 on the West Fork Trinity River northwest of Fort Worth. The shoreline gives this compact city a different setting from much of the surrounding Metroplex, with opportunities for boating, fishing and time by the water. At the lake’s northern end, the Fort Worth Nature Center & Refuge protects prairie, forest and wetlands, connecting the area to North Texas’s conservation landscape. Fort Worth’s museums, Stockyards and music venues are nearby, while Lake Worth retains a local identity shaped by its reservoir. Find related webcams around Lake Worth and Tarrant County to build a fuller picture of North Texas.

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