The Houston neighborhoods map shows region and suburbs of Houston areas. This neighborhood map of Houston will allow you to discover quarters and surrounding area of Houston in Texas - USA. The Houston quarters map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

More than 65,700 people live in and immediately surrounding Downtown Houston. It is also the center of the city highway system, bordered by Interstate 45 to the south and west, U.S. 59 to the east, and Buffalo Bayou to the north as you can see in Houston neighborhoods map. Check out the specific districts that make up Downtown Houston. There are many neighborhoods outside of Downtown but inside Houston Inner Loop, or Loop 610 that encircles the core of the city. These offer an abundance of housing options in all price points as well as convenient access to other parts of the city via I-10, I-59 and the 610 Loop. Students in this area are served by Houston ISD. Many of the neighborhoods and communities to the north of the city offer a small town atmosphere, with multiple lakes, town squares and abundant green space. You'll find rolling hills and forests near communities like Conroe and Kingwood.

The Heights was one of the city earliest neighborhoods with bungalows dating back to the 1900s to million dollar townhomes as its mentioned in Houston neighborhoods map. It is quieter than other neighborhoods but still offers plenty to do along with plenty of trendy eateries with lots of parks and bike trails. Downtown is home to the majority of Houston Skyscrapers. This is the best location to stay for business and to travel on foot. Known for its performing arts, sporting events, and enticing clubs. Downtown houses the underground tunnels connecting Downtown buildings and offices with plenty of eating and shopping throughout the day. Houston most eclectic neighborhood. Known for its award winning restaurants, dives, and trendy nightlife. There is something for everyone in this neighborhood and everything is within walking distance. Colorful and creative corridor with the best food in the city.

Surrounded by shopping, restaurants, great hotel accommodations, and bustling nightlife. This Houston area is a posh neighborhood home to local aesthetics, classy hotels, and restaurants. The second largest business area in Houston. One of the best known cultural districts in the US with 19 cultural institutions as its mentioned in Houston neighborhoods map. This is one of the best neighborhoods to visit for its more tranquil and historic environment. This is an emerging area with an industrial edge that houses many of the city young professionals. Eado is full of character and has loads of local bars, restaurants, and public art. Easily accessible to Montrose, Downtown, and Eado and offers something of the three all in one. Known for its artistic complexes and lively nightlife, this is where you can work, live, and play. The Beverly Hills of Houston some might say. Known for its very large homes, upscale restaurants, and of course more shopping.

The Houston districts map shows all quarters and suburbs of Houston. This district map of Houston will allow you to discover areas and the region of Houston in Texas - USA. The Houston districts map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Some of the fastest growing cities in the region are located just south of Houston. Pearland and Sugar Land offer many different types of housing options in a quaint suburban atmosphere complete with bustling town centers. Other communities offer everything from energetic master-planned neighborhoods to a more rural lifestyle. The original city council line-up of 14 members (nine district-based and five at-large positions) was based on a U.S. Justice Department mandate which took effect in 1979. At-large council members represent the entire city. Under the city charter, once the population in the city limits exceeded 2.1 million residents, two additional districts were to be added. The City of Houston official 2010 census count was 600 shy of the required number; however, as the city was expected to grow beyond 2.1 million shortly thereafter, the two additional districts were added and the positions filled during the August 2011 elections. The districts are labeled A through K while the at-large positions are numbered 1 through 5 as you can see in Houston districts map.

Ballpark District as its shown in Houston districts map, Minute Maid Park, the home of the 2017 World Series Champion Houston Astros, anchors this section of downtown Houston. The state-of-the-art, retractable roof stadium is housed in a former train station and sits amid several modern loft and office buildings, as well as a smorgasbord of great restaurants like Irma, one of Houston Tex-Mex staples. The Civic Center District has been the hub of Houston city government since 1939. It is home to City Hall, Hermann Square Park, and the historic Central Library, which underwent an extensive renovation in 2008. Hermann Square is frequently used for concerts, festivals, and other events. For a dose of Houston history, visit the Texas room at the Julia Ideson library. Convention District, Houston 1.8 million-square-foot George R. Brown Convention Center—the GRB, as it is known by locals—hosts hundreds of thousands of visitors annually. A hefty makeover in 2016 brought restaurants, a 1,000-room Marriott Marquis hotel, and a grand pedestrian promenade connecting the GRB with Discovery Green Park. Dubbed Avenida Houston, the area is alive with activity including live music and special events.

Historic District as its shown in Houston districts map, centuries-old architecture and tree-lined streets with shops, cafes, pubs, and lofts provide a unique mix of old and new. Market Square Park, the site of Houston original city hall, and the University of Houston downtown campus keep this area bustling day and night. Medical District, the southern quadrant of downtown Houston is home to St. Joseph Medical Center and the Sacred Heart CoCathedral campus, which serves as an ecclesiastical and civic center. Shopping District, Houston has long been known as a shopping oasis, and GreenStreet and The Shops at Houston Center wide array of retail, dining, and entertainment options, including Houston House of Blues, do not disappoint. Skyline District, the hub of downtown Houston workforce, 10 of Houston 26 Fortune 500 companies call the Skyline District home. You will feel right at home in the Theater District. Houston is one of few U.S. cities with permanent resident companies in opera, ballet, music, and theater.