Katy

Katy occupies the western fringe of the Houston metropolitan area on the Gulf Coastal Plain of southeast Texas. The city sits within the Buffalo Bayou watershed, where former prairie and rice-growing country have steadily given way to suburban neighbourhoods, retail districts and major transport corridors. Katy took its name from the Missouri–Kansas–Texas Railroad, widely known as the Katy; the restored former railroad depot now houses the Katy Heritage Museum. The annual Katy Rice Festival also recalls the crop’s longstanding role in the area. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of greater Houston and southeast Texas.

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