Granada Hills, Austin, Texas

Granada Hills is a neighborhood located in southwest Austin, Texas. Granada Hills is located in ZIP code 78737. The neighborhood boundaries are FM 1826^[1] on the south and east sides, Highway 290 and the Scenic Brook neighborhood to the north, and Southview Road and the Belterra neighborhood on the west side. Granada Hills is located in the Austin Independent School District.

References

↑ http://impactnews.com/austin-metro/southwest-austin/signal-to-be-installed-at-slaughter,-fm-1826/

External links

City of Austin

Slogan: Live Music Capital of the World

Attractions

History

Education

Tertiary	Austin Community College Concordia University Texas Huston–Tillotson University St. Edward's University University of Texas

School districts	Austin ISD Del Valle ISD Eanes ISD Hays CISD Leander ISD Lake Travis ISD Manor ISD Pflugerville ISD

Geography

Smith Rock Shelter

Government

Industry

General	Amy's Ice Creams Golfsmith Keller Williams Realty Schlotzsky's Whole Foods Market

Creative arts	Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Collings Guitars Inner Sanctum Records Retro Studios Rooster Teeth Troublemaker Studios Waterloo Records Western Vinyl

Technology	Advanced Micro Devices Advanced Technology Development Facility (ATDF) Cirrus Logic Dell Computer Freescale Semiconductor IBM Luminex Corporation MCC National Instruments NCSOFT SEMATECH Silicon Laboratories Valence Technology

Museums

Music

Neighborhoods

Parks and
recreation

Transportation

Public	Austin–Bergstrom International Airport Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority Capital MetroRail Capital MetroRapid Capital Area Rural Transportation System

Freeways	MoPac Expressway Interstate 35 Pickle Parkway SH 71 US 290 US 183

Streets	Congress Avenue Guadalupe Street Sixth Street

Weirdness

Coordinates: 30°13′16″N 97°54′07″W / 30.221°N 97.902°W / 30.221; -97.902

State of Texas

Austin (capital)

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