Named for Dr. James Azle Steward, who donated land for the townsite when the name changed from O'Bar in 1883 source
Community character
Azle is a suburban city on the northwest edge of the Fort Worth metroplex, straddling Tarrant and Parker counties beside Eagle Mountain Lake, that grew from farmland into a bedroom community after World War II source
Ash Creek Cemetery
Historic cemetery established by Dr. James Azle Steward with graves dating to 1849 source
Silver Creek United Methodist Church
Longstanding historic congregation in the Silver Creek community near Azle source
Eagle Mountain Lake
Reservoir on the Trinity River just east of the city offering boating, fishing, and swimming source
Azle city parks
More than 85 acres of city parkland with a disc golf course, pickleball, playgrounds, and a senior center source
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