Edinburg City
Edinburg City Hall is located at 415 West University Drive, Edinburg, TX 78541.
Phone: 956‑388‑8207.
Neighborhoods
- Alteza Estates
- Angle Estates
- Autumn Ridge Estates
- Berny Estates
- Brenda Ranchettes
- Briar Grove
- Cantera Ridge
- Castle Hills
- Copperfield Estates
- Country Club Place Addition
- Country Meadows
- Crestview Estates
- Curry
- Danielle Estates
- Davis Ranchettes
- Delta Orchards
- Discovery Estates
- Ebony Terrace
- Edinburg Manor Condos
- Enchanted Oaks
- Encore Ranches
- Enfield Estates
- Escondido Creek Estates
- Evergreen Estates
- Evergreen Valley Estates
- Fairhaven Heights
- Falcons Crest Gardens
- Falcons Crossing
- Falcons Landing
- Golf Crest
- Golf Crest Estates
- Graciela Estates
- Granite Meadows
- Green Leaf Estates
- Greenspoint Acres
- Hacienda Ls Fuentes
- Hillcrest
- Jackson Manor
- Kenyon Estates
- La Puerta
- La Quietud
- La Sienna
- Lake James
- Lakehurse
- Lantana Acres
- Las Canas
- Lily Estates
- Los Girasoles
- Los Lagos
- Los Venados
- Madison Park
- Mirasol
- Monte Cristo Golf and Country Club
- New Monte Cristo
- North Brook Estates
- Oakland Village
- Olivia Estates
- Paisano Point
- Pepper Ridge
- Plazas Del Lago
- Post Oaks
- Primarosa Estates
- Ramseyer Gardens
- Ranchitos Las Palmas
- Rancho Los Papalotes
- Ravenswood
- Redbud Estates
- Redland Gardens
- Rincon de Encinos
- Rio Verde
- Roy Rodgers
- Santa Cruz Gardens
- Seminary Heights
- Sleepy Hollow
- South Park
- Spanish Oaks
- Stonecrest
- Stonecrest
- Stony Brook
- Stratosphere Estates
- Sugarland Estates
- Summerfield
- Tamarron Estates
- Tanglewood Terrace
- Tex Mex
- The Coves
- The Midlands
- Tierra Divina
- Trenton Manor
- Twin Lake
- University Village
- Valencia
- Valley Downs
- Victoria Heights
- Villas Las Fuentes
- Vista Bonita
- West Meadows
- Wind Rose
- Wisconsin
- Wisteria Heights
Originally named Chapin, the county seat was renamed Edinburg due to the town's involvement in a homicide in 1911.
Edinburg as described in 1940 [1]
Edinburg, fringed with swaying plams and fragrant orchards, ahs many fine residences and an elaborate school system. Here is one of the largest car-icing plants in the Southwest, for the handling of perishable fruits and vegetables on long hauls to distant markets.
South of Edinburg the is a region of extensive cultivation. Citrus groves line the highways for miles, broad fields sweep away on both sides, and here and there the gleam of water marks a freshly irrigated tract or the geometrial course of the ever-present canals that have made this prolific cultivation possible.
- Works Projects Administration, Federal Works Agency, Federal Writers' Program, Texas: A Guide to the Lone Star State, American Guide Series, Texas State Highway Commission, 1940.
Nearby Towns: McAllen City •