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Flower Mound and the Places Around It
Two Flower Mound neighborhoods and six neighboring communities, each with a page of its own because each has a different story at the roof line.
Eight Pages, Eight Different Reasons
| Place | What sets it apart | Read |
|---|---|---|
| Wellington | Listed as built 1995 to 2003: one cohort of roofs | Wellington |
| Bridlewood | About 1,126 homes with steep, cut-up roofs | Bridlewood |
| Lantana | Unincorporated; first residents in 2001 | Lantana |
| Highland Village | Grew a decade ahead of Flower Mound | Highland Village |
| Lewisville | Widest spread of house ages; more than half of homes rented | Lewisville |
| Double Oak | Where 4.25-inch hail was reported on June 11, 2023 | Double Oak |
| Bartonville | About 1,700 people on six square miles | Bartonville |
| Argyle | A small town that nearly doubled in twenty years | Argyle |
How These Were Chosen
Flower Mound borders Lewisville to the east and Highland Village, Double Oak and Bartonville to the north. Lantana and Argyle lie just beyond. Four of these places were named in the local paper's report of the June 11, 2023 hailstorm, and a fifth, Double Oak, in National Weather Service reports from the same night.
Elsewhere in Flower Mound is covered too; use the form and give the address. Communities across Grapevine Lake are not covered by this site.
Borders: the town's Wikipedia entry. Storm: The Cross Timbers Gazette, "Hailstorm causes damage in southern Denton County," June 12, 2023; CBS Texas, June 16, 2023.
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