Lemley: FM920 @ FM1885
Lemley sits on the rolling plains of North Texas in the United States, where farm and ranch land meets the rural reaches of Parker County. This unincorporated community stands at the junction of Farm to Market roads 920 and 1885, a crossroads of two-lane highways, dispersed homes and open fields. The area forms part of the Western Cross Timbers, a broad belt of woodland and grassland that extends across north-central Texas. Its FM road designation belongs to Texas’s statewide farm-to-market network, created to link rural communities with larger towns. Lemley is near Weatherford, the Parker County seat, whose historic downtown remains a regional centre for services, shops and community events.
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The landscape around Lemley is gently rolling grassland within the Western Cross Timbers, which has shaped both the scattered settlement pattern and the local ranching economy. This small unincorporated community lies in Parker County, west of Weatherford, where open pasture and oak woodland mark the transition from North Texas prairie toward the Brazos River country. Parker County was created in 1855 and named for Isaac Parker, a legislator of the Republic of Texas. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Parker County.
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