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| Richardson CVB |
| Richardson is a unique and sophisticated suburb renowned for its award-winning art and music festivals, nationally ranked championship golf courses, 30 beautiful parks, natural habitats, and more than 40 miles of hike and bike trails. (Region: Texas Prairies and Lakes) |
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| The Colony, Texas Visitor Guide |
| The Colony, City by the Lake, is one of the best kept secrets in the heart of North Texas, located less than 30 miles north of downtown Dallas. Best known for strikingly beautiful views of Lewisville Lake, The Colony extends 23 miles along its eastern shoreline. (Region: Texas Prairies and Lakes) |
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| Corsicana, Texas |
| Corsicana is a community with a proud history and living heritage. The birthplace of the Texas oil industry, the town has maintained strong ties to its past while continuing to look forward and invigorating its people who still make Corsicana a thriving place of opportunity. It’s a diverse city where you are welcomed and warmly greeted. (Region: Texas Prairies and Lakes) |
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| League City, Texas Travel Guide |
| Welcome to League City, TX. League City is recognized for its high quality life and as a tourist destination. League City is the third largest leisure boating community in the United States. The newest attraction is the Big League Dreams, with its six replica stadiums, a destination for both national and international sporting events. Each of the three golf courses offers a unique experience. South Shore Harbour Resort and Conference Center is a four-star hotel located near an impressive marina and within walking distance of many restaurants offering gracious patio dining. (Region: Texas Gulf Coast) |
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| Baytown, Texas Travel Guide |
| Discover Baytown. Hidden from the big city hustle and bustle, Baytown is one of the Texas Gulf Coast’s best kept secrets. This coastal oasis is rich in history as it shares its bay with the San Jacinto Monument, the birth place of Texas, just a ferry ride away. (Region: Texas Gulf Coast) |
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| La Porte, Texas Travel Guide |
| Even from a distance, the double diamonds of the Fred Hartman Bridge beckon you to La Porte, Texas. Founded in 1889 by French settlers, the name La Porte means “The Door”, referring to the town’s location at the mouth of the Houston Ship Channel. Today, the city prides itself on its strong industry and economy, friendly people and its small-town atmosphere that’s still reminiscent of its colorful history. (Region: Texas Gulf Coast) |
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| Seabrook, Tx |
| Seabrook, Texas, is located on Galveston Bay, about 30 minutes southeast of Houston. The town was developed at the turn of the nineteenth century by Seabrook W. Sydnor and much of the historic downtown that was built then still stands today. Original buildings have been carefully restored and maintained and are operating as businesses, antique shops and bed and breakfast inns (Region: Texas Gulf Coast) |
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