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The population of Fayetteville is approximately 302 (2000).
The amount of land area in Fayetteville is 1.126 sq. kilometers.
Fayetteville elevation is 411 feet above sea level. Return to Index Fayetteville location: midway between Houston and Austin
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History & History Related Items Fayetteville history: Historical information on Fayetteville. Try this history page for more history of Fayetteville. The first settlers in the area were three families of Stephen F. Austin's Old Three Hundred. As time went on, a more diverse community developed with many Germans and Czechs. Fayetteville has been also known as Wadis Post Office, Alexander's Voting Place and Lick Skillet. The official name of Fayetteville was to commemorate the birthplace of town founder, Philip J. Shaver, who was born in Fayetteville, North Carolina. One of the first bands in Texas was right here in Fayetteville. It was a group of German musicians who played for events all over the state. Fayetteville attractions: Fayetteville is in the middle of wildflower country in the spring. Hosts many festivals and activities throughout the year. Home to many B&B's, antique shops, art galleries etc. Texas Antique Weekend Fayetteville Area Museum Return to Index
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