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Crime Statistics for Fondren Patrol Division

Fondren
Estimated Population: 124,256
Approximate Square Miles: 16.0


17E10
Approximate street boundaries:
North: Hwy 59 Southwest Fwy
East: Bellaire City Limits
South: Pine to Bellaire
West: Hillcroft to Hwy 59
Landmarks/Neighborhoods: Southwest Memorial Hospital, Burnett Bayland Park, Westmoreland
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17E20
Approximate street boundaries:
North: Hwy 59 to Bellaire
East: Hillcroft to Fondren
South: Beechnut to Creekbend
West: S. Gessner
Landmarks/Neighborhoods: Houston Baptist University area, Maplewood West
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17E30
Approximate street boundaries:
North: Hwy 59
East: S. Gessner
South: W. Bellfort to W. Airport
West: Hwy 59
Landmarks/Neighborhoods: Braeburn Valley West, Glenshire
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17E40
Approximate street boundaries:
North: S. Braeswood
East: Hillcroft
South: South Main
West: S. Gessner
Landmarks/Neighborhoods: Creekbend, Southwood, Fondren Southwest
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