Fort Worth, often called “Cowtown,” is the fifth-largest city in Texas and part of the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metroplex. It is known for its Western heritage, thriving economy, and cultural attractions.

Population & Economy:

• Population: ~960,000 (as of recent estimates)
• Economy: Major industries include aerospace & defense, finance, manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and technology.
• Home to major companies like Lockheed Martin, American Airlines, BNSF Railway, and Alcon.

Notable Attractions:

• Fort Worth Stockyards – Historic district with rodeos, cattle drives, and Old West charm.
• Sundance Square – Vibrant downtown area with shops, restaurants, and entertainment.
• Kimbell Art Museum & Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth – Renowned art collections.
• Fort Worth Zoo – One of the top-rated zoos in the U.S.
• Texas Motor Speedway – Hosts NASCAR and IndyCar races.

Education & Institutions:

• Texas Christian University (TCU) – A prestigious private university.
• University of North Texas Health Science Center (UNTHSC) – A leading medical school.
• Tarrant County College (TCC) – A major community college system.

Culture & Lifestyle:

• Blends Western traditions with modern urban living.
• Strong economy and affordable cost of living compared to other major cities.
• A major hub for music, performing arts, and sports.
• Located about 30 miles west of Dallas, with access to DFW International Airport.