Westlake: SH114 @ SH170
Westlake straddles the Denton–Tarrant county line in North Texas, a position that has tied this small municipality closely to the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. State Highway 114 and State Highway 170 meet at its northern edge, placing the town within the road network linking Fort Worth, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and AllianceTexas. Westlake stands on the western margin of the Cross Timbers, a broad belt of oak woodland and prairie that gives this urban corridor a rolling, wooded character. Although largely residential and low-density, the town is also associated with major corporate campuses, including Charles Schwab’s headquarters. Westlake Academy, an International Baccalaureate charter school, is a notable local civic institution.
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