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River Oaks is a suburb of Fort Worth, Texas with its borders roughly defined by the course of the Trinity River and State Highway 199, and is bisected by State Highway 183. It is located in west-central Tarrant County about 5 miles west of downtown Fort Worth.

The origin of the city can be traced back to the mid-1800s with the arrival of Mr. James Ventioner who is one of the earliest recorded settlers. Ventioner established a farm that covered a large portion of what later would become the City of River Oaks. Shortly after establishing his home he helped establish the community by donating some of his lands to be used for building the first school in the area, which land is now occupied by Castleberry Elementary.

Mr. Zack Castleberry was also one of the earliest settlers who established a home and farm in the area. He also contributed to the development of the school by donating a well that would provide water to the school. The prosperity enjoyed by both men would later encourage their friends and relatives to also relocate to the area, marking the beginning of what was originally called the Castleberry Community.

Over the next 80 plus years, the area grew slowly and was primarily used for farming and raising livestock. This changed in 1941 when the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce donated almost 1,500 acres to the United States Government with an agreement that a B-24 Bomber plant would be constructed on the site along with an airbase. Construction began in mid-1941 and in 1942 the US Military officially opened Carswell Air Force Base.

Also in 1941, the area residents voted to formally establish a village. Since the area to be incorporated covered the existing Castleberry Community and a large portion of homes and farmland in neighboring communities, the residents agreed to name the new community River Oaks Village.

The airbase became the catalyst for growth and in the 1940s the small community of River Oaks began to grow and change. As part of that growth, the city once again changed its charter and in 1946 it officially reincorporated into the City of River Oaks. The influx of people created the need for community spaces, and one of the first projects of the new city was the creation of Thurston Park which was opened in 1947, and the name would later be changed in 1962 to the McGee Park in honor of a man of a local World War II veteran killed in action.

By 1950 the population of River Oaks reached 2,000 and growing as the area expanded to produce and provide for the war effort.  To provide services to their fast-growing population, in the 1950s the city installed water and sewer lines, paved roads, and built a community library. The arrival of defense contractor General Dynamics Corporation and the continued development of the Carswell base caused the population in River Oaks to explode and by 1960 the population peaked at over 8,400 people.

Over the next 20 years, the activity at Carswell base decreased as well as at the General Dynamics  facilities which reduced the population of River Oaks to about 6,900 residents in 1980 and reduced further to 6,500 by 1990. The city once again began to grow in the 1990s and by the year 2000, the population had risen to around 7,000. Over the next 10 years, River Oaks experienced slow but steady growth and by 2010 the population was approximately 7,500 residents.

Today, River Oaks is a stable suburban community that covers 2.02 square miles with over 7,600 residents who support a strong business environment and maintaining the beauty of their city.