Located on the eastern banks of beautiful Lake Worth, the city of Lake Worth is home to roughly 4,700 residents, who enjoy both the scenery and recreation of the lake as well as the proximity to nearby downtown Fort Worth, the fifth-largest city in Texas and a cultural and entertainment hot spot. Lake Worth residents can hop on Loop...
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Located on the eastern banks of beautiful Lake Worth, the city of Lake Worth is home to roughly 4,700 residents, who enjoy both the scenery and recreation of the lake as well as the proximity to nearby downtown Fort Worth, the fifth-largest city in Texas and a cultural and entertainment hot spot. Lake Worth residents can hop on Loop 820 for quick access to Fort Worth, where its museums, restaurants, stockyard, and shopping attracts millions of visitors every year.
The lake offers anglers plenty of white crappie, largemouth, spotted, and white bass, and catfish, as well as a multitude of city parks, which dot its shoreline. The northwest Tarrant County city of Lake Worth, named for Major General William Jenkins Worth, offers residents all the advantages of small town life. The city is served by the Lake Worth Independent School District.
According to the 2000 census, the median household income in Lake Worth was $39,101 and the median home value was $59,600. Home prices begin at under $100,000 and go up to $300,000, and include a wide variety of home styles.
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