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East and west are separate stopsA neighborhood park on James StreetA plan with its own history
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Bouldin Creek: small green spaces behind a familiar name

Bouldin Creek’s name appears on several different green spaces. The city lists separate east and west creek sites as well as Nicholas Dawson Neighborhood Park. Their precise addresses offer a better starting point than treating every Bouldin reference as the same destination.

Austin Texas Things editorial research · imported 2026-09-14. Source check dates are shown below.

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