2019 Most Diverse Places to Live in Tarrant CountyAbout this List

Arlington

• City in Texas
• 903 reviews

Current Resident: Overall it is a good place with amazing outdoors opportunities (Six Flags, various parks and recreational centers) and very good job market. Very affordable place also, especially real estate. Job opportunities are good also.
On a flip side, beware of poor public schools rating: the good ones are located in South Arlington, close to Mansfield and Pantego. North side has the worst rating.
Crime rate is a concern as well.
We will soon be moving either to South Arlington or outside this city.
Hopefully my review helps to make the right chose for those who read it.
Thanks!
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• 388,225 Population

Fort Worth

• City in Texas
• 2,144 reviews

Current Resident: Overall I love this area. There is minor issues, road conditions and an overwhelming need for help for the homeless. With that said Fort Worth feels like home. There's so much around town to do, explore. It's only a short drive to other towns as well where the exploration continues. There's a lot of history here and a great sense of community. Along with the support of troops with the reserve base in town! You can also find a lot of culture here in Fort Worth. From the food to social activities, where all are welcomed!
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• A+

• 835,129 Population

Euless

• Suburb of Dallas, TX
• 184 reviews

Current Resident: Amazing area, extremely pet friendly. Easy to find affordable,quality homes and apartments. Euless has a lot of things for adults and children to do for fun. The city keeps this area clean and well groomed. If you are looking for a nice place to raise your family or you're a single looking for some place to call home;Euless is the place for you. I love how Euless is centrally located, its only 10-15 minutes from Dallas,Fort Worth, Grand Prairie and Lewisville. Its like living in the city without all the city traffic. I absolutely love Euless, and so will you!
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• A

• A+

• 54,135 Population

Haltom City

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 84 reviews

Current Resident: Walking down streets to use the local water park during hot summer days or enjoying movie nights planned by the local library there is truly a place for everyone. The area is safe, seen by the children running down streets and neighbors leaving their valuables in the front yard. The community is diverse with churches having service in Spanish and Vietnamese. There are also many local shops to fill your stomach when you’re up for a snack. Haltom City is truly a place that will make you feel included in the community and able to enjoy it will all of your family.
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• A+

• 44,059 Population

Everman

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 26 reviews

Nearby Resident: It's the best tiny city in the state of Texas! Everman is a small city right outside of Fort Worth, TX with a population just over 6,000. I've lived in the Everman/Fort Worth area for roughly a year and a half and I've enjoyed it very much. The only thing that's not to like is the summer heat. However, Everman isn't the only city that struggles with it; just about all of Texas deals with the heat. It's a small city, as mentioned previously, with many nice people around. The schools are full of artists, athletes, and spontaneous students. There are many attractions nearby such as the Fort Worth Zoo, Globe Life Park, AT&T Stadium, and the American Airlines Center all within an hour away!
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• B

• A

• 6,321 Population

Edgecliff Village

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 1 review

Current Resident: It is a very homely neighborhood with a 60’s aura. A silent understanding between most neighbors to look out for each other. In the last 10 years that I have lived there, I have never had an issue with anyone or anything. The neighbors are friendly, and some have even lived there their whole life. New families that come in are welcomed with open arms and tend to fit right in. There is also a neighborhood safety group that is always available for our needs and emergencies. It is also a visually pleasing neighborhood; lawn care and holiday decorations are always done beautifully.
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• C+

• A

• 2,976 Population

Mansfield

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 306 reviews

Current Resident: Mansfield is a growing suburb outside of Dallas. The town has really grown in the past 10 years that I have been here. Mansfield was rated #17 of the most safest and comfortable cities in the nation in 2015. In my experience of living in Mansfield, I have felt very comfortable. I can walk anywhere I want to without having any worries. The public school system is really reliable and focused on academics and success. We have a very diverse community that understands each others' differences. We have many shopping centers and stores that are being built around us to supply our needs. The only downside is that the living spaces are quite expensive and not very affordable. Otherwise, I believe my town is amazing!
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• A

• A

• A

• 65,033 Population

Forest Hill

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 12 reviews

Current Resident: Here in Forest Hill it is quiet, very close to the schools, and has almost constant job opportunities by how close it is to the highway. You feelautomatically safe for everyone has each other's back and we even have a neighborhood watch. In addition everyone is friendly and every kid can make a friend and play with one another for they all are connected in a way whether by the school they go to or living on the same street.
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• A

• 12,831 Population

Hurst

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 95 reviews

Current Resident: Hurst is a great place to live within the DFW Metroplex! Hurst is very diverse and feeds into the state recognized HEB ISD school district. Hurst is very family friendly and offers many fun family activities at the many parks and the Hurst Recreational Center. Anyone looking to find a good suburb in the DFW area should greatly consider one of the many beautiful Hurst neighborhoods!
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• A

• 38,813 Population

Kennedale

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 19 reviews

Current Resident: Growing up in Kennedale Texas with my little sister was fun and filled with lots of excitement! My sister and I are 18 months apart, but we act as if we're best friends. We both played basketball throughout our school years and traveled often once we hit high school. With majority of the funds and tax paying dollars going towards the football team, it made it hard to make sure we as the girls basketball team had transportation and supplies for road trips. I would love for Kennedale to use the funds wisely and divide them up amongst the different sports and or even the other electives so all groups are supported and equipped.
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• A

• 7,723 Population

White Settlement

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 18 reviews

Nearby Resident: Very close town! Everyone knows everyone here and no one really moves away, they always come back. The schools are amazing! They support all teams.
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• A

• 17,135 Population

Grapevine

• Suburb of Dallas, TX
• 172 reviews

Current Resident: Just 30 minutes between Fort Worth and Dallas and containing the DFW airport, Grapevine is a hidden gem. Grapevine boasts a beautiful, historic Main Street an d has been named the "Christmas Capital of Texas". Visit the aquarium, the mall, Founder's Plaza, Great Wolf Lodge, the Gaylord Texan, nearby suburbs, the possibilities are endless!
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• A

• 51,733 Population

Crowley

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 73 reviews

Current Resident: Crowley is a very pleasant place. It is not as congested when it comes to traffic and most of the people I encounter are very kind and patient. From employees at store to people who you would just meet on the streets. It is a peaceful place to live at, not having too much of commotions happening anywhere and it offers lots of facilities, restaurants, and grocery shopping places that are always clean and friendly. I recommend people who want a peaceful life such as myself to live here.
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• 14,866 Population

Richland Hills

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 11 reviews

Current Resident: Great roads, some minor construction. Low amounts of traffic overall easy to get around with convienient stores near by.
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• A

• 8,036 Population

River Oaks

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 8 reviews

Current Resident: River Oaks is an older neighborhood within Fort Worth. It is a quick 10 minutes to downtown and about 15 minutes to the stockyards. The only thing I would like to see change is the City Council itself, they do not look into actual needs of the neighborhoods.
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• 7,633 Population

Bedford

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 156 reviews

Current Resident: I enjoy Bedford! It's a very calm and normal suburb but it's near so many different towns and places like Fort Worth and Dallas and Southlake etc... The district Bedford is included in (HEB ISD) is home to one of the top 25 bands in the nation, the LD Bell Highschool marching band. I like Bedford because of its location to go to other places, it's homey feeling, and its nice calming community.
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• A

• 49,082 Population

Westworth Village

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 4 reviews

Current Resident: The Village is a quiet yet busy family friendly neighborhood. I Love the new streets and sidewalks. The police officers often patrol to keep us safe! The falls is soooooo pretty. Great route in the Trinity. I would like a community center and for the Fire department to come back.
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• A

• 2,678 Population

North Richland Hills

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 185 reviews

Current Resident: North Richland Hills Texas is in a great location in the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. It is set just outside of Downtown Fort Worth with easy access to all the major highways and rail system. The housing is a mix of middle class and upper middle class homes. The school district has expanded within the last few years along with the booming housing market. Not only does North Richland Hills have several newly built schools but the other schools have also been updated in recent years allowing for up to date technology for all the students educational needs. The community features a high school technology training center and a Leadership Academy magnet school. The city also has a state of the art Community Center with a indoor pool, one mile track, a large senior center and a dazzling event space.
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• A

• A

• 69,039 Population

Watauga

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 63 reviews

Current Resident: There is a standard expected of the community, and everyone does their part to help each other out! Lost pets are returned to their rightful owners by assistance of fellow neighbors through our community page. The streets are kept fairly free of pot holes and the community overall is pleasing to the eye!
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• A

• 24,391 Population

Sansom Park

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 16 reviews

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• A

• 5,027 Population

Blue Mound

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 10 reviews

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• A-

• 3,425 Population

Rendon

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 18 reviews

Current Resident: Rendon is a small town between Burleson and Fort Worth. It has a country feel but is close to shopping in Burleson, Crowley, Fort Worth, and Mansfield. The schools are excellent, and the air is cleaner. It is easy to find a home with acreage.
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• 13,415 Population

Lake Worth

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 9 reviews

Nearby Resident: It has been great growing along side the residents of Lake Worth. These people have been surprisingly nicer than expected. I had my doubts when I moved to Texas from California, but overall I've had many more great times and it is a smaller county, but one that I'll remember forever if I ever decide to move elsewhere in my future.
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• 4,882 Population

Saginaw

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 75 reviews

Current Resident: Very nice and peaceful but don’t get me wrong sometimes the trains are loud and can be annoying, mainly when you are trying to get some where quick besides that I enjoying living in this area. I went to school in this district- very good district. Anytime I had a problems the teachers would handle it quickly!
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• 22,120 Population

Dalworthington Gardens

• Suburb of Fort Worth, TX
• 4 reviews

Current Resident: Nice, quiet little town. Don't know much about the schooling as I go to school in Arlington but I do know that Dalworthington Gardens is a nice town. While there isn't too much to do there, there is a nice park and it is a short commute to Arlington as Arlington surrounds it and since Arlington is in the middle of the metroplex, it is a convenient place to live. The downside is there is very little diversity, at least in my neighborhood; nearly all white people.
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• 2,227 Population