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Fort Worth is the seventeenth largest city in the United States of America and the fifth largest city in the state of Texas. In general when one considers the fifth largest city or town in any state the common assumption will be that it is relatively small and while it may contain unique attractions and traditional elements, it is not a major cultural center of its home state. However, in the case of Fort Worth it is important to remember that it is also the seventeenth largest city in the country. When considered in the country and state context it becomes obvious that Texas is home to five out of the first seventeen largest cities in the country. That’s more than the state of California, which has four of the largest seventeen cities. Texas is a big state with big cities, that much is obvious.

One can then reconsider the relevance of fifth largest in the state when that also means that it is also one of the largest cities in the nation. And with everything Texan, Fort Worth is big and full of life. Oh, and one more thing, don’t mess with it. It has a population of just over 700,000 residents, which puts it almost in the middle of Columbus, Ohio with a population of almost 755,000 and Memphis, Tennessee with 669,000 residents.

Fort Worth was first established in 1849 and at the time served as an army outpost. It was a protective outpost and overlooked the Trinity River. This original aspect of Fort Worth’s history is a point of pride and honor for the contemporary residents and its western tradition is reflected in much of the culture, architecture its traditional heritage observations. Tourists who visit the city and stay in one of the Fort Worth luxury hotels are sure to note this fundamental aspect of Fort Worth culture and heritage as it is displayed in most of its landmarks and attractions.

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