Azle, Texas

Gracing the southwestern shore of Eagle Mountain Lake, 14 miles northwest of downtown Fort Worth, Azle blends Metroplex amenities with a safe, friendly, hometown feel. Azle is a suburban community with a rural quality of life. Eagle Mountain Lake is the Eastern border, Cross Timbers Golf Course is in the newly annexed western portion of the city. Fort Worth is just down the highway and offers The Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge, museums, Bass Performance Hall, theatres, and malls.

Azle is a master planned community with a Council and Boards dedicated to protecting the quality of life in the City. It is truly a full-service municipality committed to caring for the community and serving the citizens. In 1985 the population was estimated at more than 7,000. The town's proximity to Fort Worth and its position as the "Gateway to Eagle Mountain Lake" have made Azle a popular place to live. In 1990 the population was 8,868.