Navigation Boulevard/Navigation Esplanade

Navigation 2800 Navigation Blvd., East End, Houston Navigation Boulevard has become the heart of the community, El Corazon de la Communidad. With a wide esplanade and walkable, shaded sidewalks, residents and visitors enjoy safe crosswalks, pedestrian level solar lighting, and an active area of commerce, restaurants, events, and attractions. The Esplanade is also home to the year-round East End Farmers Market, with offerings from local organic farmers and vendors.

Navigation Boulevard/Navigation Esplanade

Boulevard Navegación/Navigation Esplanade

Navigation Boulevard/Navigation Esplanade

Navigation Boulevard has become the heart of the community, El Corazon de la Communidad, with a wider esplanade and walkable, shaded sidewalks, and exciting community-driven changes on Navigation. Residents and visitors enjoy safe crosswalks, pedestrian level solar lighting, an active area of commerce, restaurants, events, and attractions.

Navigation Esplanade is a linear pedestrian park in Houston’s historic Second Ward neighborhood. The 3-block esplanade was widened to accommodate East End events and activities feature amenities that are both functional and artistic. Pedestrian-level LED lamps are powered by solar generators with enough battery power to run year-round, even on cloudy days. Bike racks feature Spanish and English words in script text.

https://www.easterndistrict.com/new-navigation-esplanade/

https://www.eastenddistrict.com/capital-projects/navigation-boulevard/

Area: Houston / East End

Contributor: Enrique Del Valle

Source: Center for Mexican American & Latino/a Studies

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Center for Mexican American & Latino/a Studies

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Navigation Boulevard/Navigation Esplanade

Boulevard Navegación/Navigation Esplanade

Area: Houston / East End

Contributor: Enrique Del Valle

Source: Center for Mexican American & Latino/a Studies

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Uploaded by: Hector Garcia

Center for Mexican American & Latino/a Studies

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