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WataugaTarrant County,Texas"From the Cherokee word interpreted to mean "River of Plenty", "Beautiful Water", "River of Islands", "Village of Many Springs".The Texas state capital is Austin. What would you like to know about Watauga
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The population of Watauga is approximately 21,908 (2000).
The amount of land area in Watauga is 4.1 sq. miles.
Watauga elevation is 660 feet above sea level. Watauga miscellany. Return to Index Watauga location: near the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Find a map for the Watauga area plus other info on this page.
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Watauga average annual precipitation is 31.56 inches per year. History & History Related Items Watauga history: The village was first settled about 1843. In 1867, the first church was organized, the Willow Springs Presbyterian Church. The railroad came through in 1876 which helped the community to grow for years to come. The depot was moved to Hodge in 1930 and the town began to decline. In 1958, Watauga was incorpoated. In 1960, things began to change for the better economically. By 1970 there were fewer than 4,000 residents. By 2000, the population had expanded to more than 22,000. The current form of government, that of a city council/Mayor/City Manager, was adopted in 1980. Here is a history page for Watauga. Return to Index
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