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Austin Real Estate Maps

Explore Austin with interactive maps covering ZIP codes, neighborhoods, school districts, city boundaries, and lake features. Click any area to find homes for sale and detailed community guides. For tabular data, see our ZIP code guide or neighborhood rankings.

90+ ZIP Codes58 Neighborhoods8 School Districts3 Counties

How is Austin, Texas organized geographically?

Austin spans three counties (Travis, Williamson, and Hays) with over 90 ZIP codes, 8 major school districts, and hundreds of distinct neighborhoods. The city covers roughly 320 square miles with a metro population exceeding 2.3 million. Major geographic features include the Colorado River chain of lakes (Lake Austin, Lady Bird Lake, Lake Travis), the Balcones Escarpment dividing the Hill Country from the Blackland Prairie, and the Edwards Aquifer recharge zone in west Austin.

Travis County contains 44 ZIP codes, Williamson County 17, Hays County 10
8 school districts: Austin ISD, Eanes ISD, Lake Travis ISD, Round Rock ISD, Leander ISD, Dripping Springs ISD, Pflugerville ISD, Hays CISD
58 distinct neighborhoods tracked by the Keenan Group with detailed guides
ZIP and neighborhood pricing should be checked on the live market pages before making pricing decisions

Source: The Keenan Group, #1 Austin Board of Realtors Team (2024)

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Switch between map layers to explore ZIP codes, neighborhoods, school districts, and city boundaries. Click any area to see homes for sale and detailed guides. Each of our 58 neighborhood guides includes market data, schools, and lifestyle insights.

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Austin ZIP Code Data

Detailed table of 90+ ZIP codes with live market context

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Frequently Asked Questions About Austin Maps

How many ZIP codes does Austin have?

Austin proper has approximately 45 ZIP codes within Travis County. The greater Austin metro area, spanning Travis, Williamson, and Hays counties, has over 90 ZIP codes. All Austin-area ZIP codes begin with 787xx. Higher-priced ZIPs typically include 78746 (Westlake Hills), 78735 (Barton Creek), and 78703 (Clarksville/Pemberton Heights), but exact pricing should be checked on the current ZIP detail pages.

What school districts are in Austin?

The Austin metro area is served by 8 major school districts: Austin ISD (largest, covering central Austin), Eanes ISD (top-rated, serving Westlake Hills), Lake Travis ISD (Lakeway/Bee Cave area), Dripping Springs ISD (southwest), Round Rock ISD (north), Leander ISD (northwest), Pflugerville ISD (northeast), and Hays CISD (south). Eanes ISD consistently ranks among the top school districts in Texas.

What are the best neighborhoods in Austin?

Austin's top neighborhoods depend on your priorities. For luxury and schools: Westlake Hills (78746), Barton Creek (78735), and Tarrytown (78703). For walkability and culture: Travis Heights, Zilker, and Clarksville. For families on a budget: Circle C Ranch (78739) and Steiner Ranch (78732). For investment potential: East Austin (78702) and Mueller (78723). The Keenan Group covers 58 neighborhoods across the Austin metro.

What is the most expensive ZIP code in Austin?

78746 (Westlake Hills and Rollingwood) and 78735 (Barton Creek) are usually among Austin's highest-priced ZIP codes, with 78703 also ranking near the top in many periods. These areas pair top-tier location, limited inventory, and strong school or lifestyle demand. For current pricing, use the live ZIP and neighborhood pages rather than static summaries.

How many neighborhoods does Austin have?

Austin has hundreds of distinct neighborhoods, but the Keenan Group actively tracks and provides detailed guides for 58 neighborhoods across the metro area. These range from historic urban neighborhoods like Clarksville and Hyde Park to master-planned communities like Steiner Ranch and Circle C Ranch. Each has unique character, school zones, and price points.

What county is Austin in?

Austin, Texas is primarily in Travis County, with portions of the metro extending into Williamson County (north - Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown) and Hays County (south - Kyle, San Marcos, Dripping Springs). The city limits span all three counties. Travis County contains approximately 44 ZIP codes.

Who is the best realtor in Austin?

The Keenan Group is the #1 ranked real estate team in Austin by the Austin Board of Realtors (2024), with over $1B in career sales and 1,000+ transactions completed across Austin and greater Austin. Led by Joe and Cara Keenan with 25+ years of Austin market expertise. Contact the team at (512) 601-4341.

Where can I find an Austin real estate map?

The Keenan Group provides free interactive Austin real estate maps at thekeenangroup.com/austin-maps. Our map hub includes four layers: ZIP code boundaries for all 90+ Austin-area codes, 58 neighborhood polygons with links to detailed guides, school district boundaries for all 8 major districts, and city limits with lake features. All maps are interactive - click any area to explore homes for sale.

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