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Oak Ridge North
A small incorporated city with established streets near the I-45 corridor.
Oak Ridge North at a glance
| Type | Incorporated city, January 20, 1979 |
|---|---|
| Population | 3,057 (2020 census) |
| Government | Mayor and five-member council with a city manager |
| Schools | Conroe ISD: Oak Ridge Elementary, Vogel Intermediate, Irons Junior High, Oak Ridge High School |
| Known for | Established tree-lined neighborhoods, small-town feel, Robinson Road corridor |
History
Oak Ridge North began in 1964 when the Arkansas-based Spring Pines Corporation bought land north of Spring Creek and started building a subdivision, right as I-45 was completed through the area. As Houston's extraterritorial jurisdiction crept north, residents voted to incorporate in 1979 with a population of about 2,445.
Schools
Students attend Conroe ISD schools that feed into Oak Ridge High School, which opened in 1981 as Conroe ISD's third comprehensive high school. Oak Ridge High also serves parts of Shenandoah, Woodloch, Tamina and Imperial Oaks.
What residents talk about
Older homes and remodeling, local city services, I-45 access and its quieter alternative to The Woodlands without Township covenants.
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