The boundary begins where the Southwest
Freeway (I-59) crosses South Main and follows the Southwest Freeway
east to the intersection with Highway 288. It turns south on Highway
288 and goes to the crossing of the Brays Bayou. It turns east
along the Brays Bayou to where it is crossed by the HB&T railroad.
The boundary turns south on the railroad to Highway 288 and continues
south on Highway 288 to Holly Hall. Highway 288 from the Southwest
Freeway to Old Spanish Trail is the responsibility of 10H70's
beat. It takes Holly Hall west to El Camino. Holly Hall and El
Camino are the responsibility of 15E40. At about the 2600 block
of El Camino, it turns south and becomes El Rio. There is an open
space to Almeda Road. On the west side of Almeda Road, there is
another street called El Paseo. The boundary follows a straight
lne from the end of El Camino to the intersection of Almeda Road
and El Paseo. The boundary turns north on Almeda Road to Old Spanish
Trail. Almeda Road is the responsibility of 10H70. At Old Spanish
Trail, the boundary turns west to the west side of Brown Parking
Lot of the Texas Medical Center. Old Spanish Trail is the responsibility
of 10H70. It turns north along the west lot lines of Brown Parking
of the Texas Medical Center and goes to South Braeswood. It turns
east along the north side of Brays Bayou to the intersection with
South Main. The boundary turns north on South Main and follows
Main back to the Southwest Freeway, which is where it begins.
South Main is the responsibility of 10H80's beat.
Landmarks and Neighborhoods
Within This Beat:
Texas Medical Center, Hermann Park,
Houston Zoo, Miller Outdoor Theatre
ZIP Codes Within This Beat
(see note below on ZIP codes and beats):
The Houston Police Department does not recommend
raw data comparisons be made between police beats. This web
site does not provide a comparative analysis of the various
beats.
The data presented in these reports is NOT
the official Crime Statistics for the Houston Police Department.
This data is being provided prior to the release of the Department's
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ZIP code boundaries and police beat boundaries
do not correspond. ZIP code boundaries may overlap beat boundaries
and there may be several beats within several ZIP codes and
vice versa. ZIP codes are provided only as a reference.
Each month's statistics are posted by
the 25th of the following month.
