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Waco - Nearby Destinations
Tourist destinations to consider near Waco are listed below. Click on any name for complete information.
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Austin
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Population: 660000
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Austin is the capital of Texas and home to numerous colleges, making
Austin an eclectic mix of history, politics and a trendy university
atmosphere. Downtown Austin has old, stately buildings with grand
architecture; some of which house the hippest clubs in the city. The
distinctive State Capitol Building is the largest in the U.S. |
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Dallas
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Population: 1200000
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Dallas is a modern cosmopolitan city with Old West roots: in the midst
of the downtown high-rises sits one of the city's first log cabins.
The "shiny ball" in Dallas' skyline is Reunion Tower, adjacent to the
Hyatt Regency Hotel. |
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Fort Worth
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Population: 1800000
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Fort Worth is "Where the West Begins." It's a large metropolitan city
embracing its western-ness and not afraid to show it. In the midst of
downtown, people still take the time to mosey, and you're apt to see
businessmen wearing cowboy hats. |
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Piney Woods
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Forests abound in the east Texas region of Piney Woods, with about
750,000 acres of National Forests and National Preserves. Piney Woods
region runs along east Texas from about Beaumont all the way north to
Texarkana, and includes several towns: Athens, Henderson, Longview,
Marshall, Nacogdoches, Palestine and Tyler are just a few. |
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Stephenville
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Population: 14921
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Stephenville, Texas is a historic small town with a great deal of
vitality. Although founded in 1856, there is nothing worn or tired
about Stephenville and it’s not just a curiosity from the past. The
“Cowboy Capital of the World” is also one of Norman Crampton’s “100
Best Small Towns in America.” |
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