Benbrook: US377 @ Stevens
Benbrook has served as an incorporated community in North Texas since 1947. It lies on the southwestern side of the Fort Worth metropolitan area, where US Highway 377 runs through a suburban corridor of roads, businesses and established neighborhoods. The city takes its name from James M. Benbrook, an early settler in the area. To the south, Benbrook Lake was created by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on the Clear Fork of the Trinity River; its surrounding public lands and water-based recreation give this urban-edge community a markedly different setting from central Fort Worth. The lake and the Clear Fork also place Benbrook within the Trinity River watershed, while the highway keeps it tied to the wider Metroplex.
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Benbrook is best known within Texas for Benbrook Lake, a reservoir on the Clear Fork Trinity River. The city lies on Fort Worth’s southwestern edge in Tarrant County, where residential streets meet a broad lakefront managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Boating, fishing and walking are central to life around the reservoir, whose surrounding public lands provide an open contrast to the dense urban fabric of the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Although closely tied to the metropolis, Benbrook remains an independent municipality, and its lake is the defining local landmark. Its name recalls James M. Benbrook, an early settler in this part of Tarrant County. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Benbrook and Tarrant County.
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