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Houston Area At 8,778 square miles, the Greater Houston Area covers more ground than any other major city in America. In fact, were as big as the entire countries of Israel and El Salvador. Thats a lot of space filled with a vast number of business opportunities, but a closer look offers a better view.
Beyond beauty, its the business opportunities provided by Houstons waterways that are the primary reasons for the citys existence. The Port of Houston still thrives today, thanks to the dredging of Buffalo Bayou to form the famous Houston Ship Channel. The port area is just one of the many business districts that have branched out from the inner city. Other areas such as the Uptown/Galleria area, Greenway Plaza, Interstate 10s Energy Corridor and, of course, the Texas Medical Center, are booming with business development and shortening the commute for many Houston residents. But public transportation and Houstons excellent freeway system can still connect Houstons 3 million-plus people to our revitalized downtown business district. Houstons strong economy has brought with it a diverse population, which has worked to enhance our high standards of excellence in two critical areas education and worship. The Houston area consistently leads all of Texas in the number of exemplary schools, and because of our cultural diversity, the Houston Independent School District just one of the many districts in the area serves students who speak dozens of languages. The international city is also home to 45 religions, from African Methodist to Zoroastrian. For all the far-reaching influences brought together in Houston, our neighbors still share a common goal the quality of life found in close-knit communities located within one metropolitan melting pot. Houston Attractions:
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This website is intended as an informational resource only for families and patients suffering from
peripheral nerve injuries. No attempt to provide specific medical advice is intended. It is not intended to infer that surgery is always the best choice for a particular nerve injury.
You should always contact a specialist directly for diagnosis and treatment of your
specific problem, and a second opinion is always a good idea. |
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