Aldine, Texas was once an important stop on the International-Great Northern Railroad. Located 10 miles north of downtown Houston off Interstate 45, this thriving community of over 14,000 is mostly located in Houston's extraterritorial jurisdiction with a small portion in Houston's corporate limits.
Rapid growth, good schools, low cost of living and abundant housing stock have made the Aldine area increasingly desirable among commuters seeking more of a small town feel. The area is dominated by residents who work professionally in a variety of fields including education, shipping, and retail or in Houston's enormous petrochemical industry.
As of year 2000, the Aldine area was composed of 4,007 households. The median home value in the Aldine Area is $58,500.
With a prime location Aldine is 30 minutes from the Gulf of Mexico, 10 minutes from downtown Houston and to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, which is the second largest aviation facility in Texas. Aldine Independent School District, Aldine High School, and North Harris Montgomery Community College District serve the area. The Harris County Public Library Aldine Branch serves the community.
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Aldine, Texas was once an important stop on the International-Great Northern Railroad. Located 10 miles north of downtown Houston off Interstate 45, this thriving community of over 14,000 is mostly located in Houston's extraterritorial jurisdiction with a small portion in Houston's corporate limits.
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