Fort Worth

city in N Tex.

Origin of Fort Worth

after W. J. Worth (1794-1849)

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Fort Worth

A city of northeast Texas just west of Dallas on a fork of the Trinity River. Founded as a military post in 1849, it grew as a cattle and petroleum center.x

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Proper noun

Large city in the state of Texas, (United States).

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