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About Manor

Origin and distinction
Manor was an early U.S. city to place QR codes on public buildings for resident information through its Manor Labs civic-innovation program source
Community character
A fast-growing suburb about 12 miles northeast of Austin, Manor blends an older downtown core with large new master-planned subdivisions. source
Manor water tower
Local water tower featured in the 1993 film What's Eating Gilbert Grape source
Jennie Lane Park
Downtown community park with a gazebo, pavilion, and outdoor exercise equipment source
East Metropolitan Park
273-acre Travis County park near Manor with ball fields, trails, a pool, and stocked fishing ponds source
ShadowGlen amenities
Master-planned subdivision with a 4-acre water park and a junior Olympic-size pool source
ShadowGlen
Master-planned subdivision with a golf course and community water park source
Wildhorse Creek
Newer subdivision with playscapes and multi-use fields source
Presidential Meadows
Growing family-oriented residential subdivision source
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