Your Super Neighborhood at a glance:

Trinity/Houston Gardens, takes its name from two communities: Trinity Gardens and Houston Gardens. Originally developed as communities just outside the city, each had oversized single-family home sites, allowing residents to have their own gardens. Now, home types vary widely, although most are single family and, generally, affordable. Density remains low. Railroad tracks trisect the neighborhood and are a dominant feature. Some of the inexpensive land has been converted to industrial uses, especially on the community's eastern edge. There are no major concentrations of retail development within the area.

• Houston City Council District B
• Houston Independent School District (6 public schools)
• 4,400 acres (6.9 sq. miles)
• Super Neighborhood demographics
• Land Use Map for this Super Neighborhood