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Lost Creek is the largest area that is exiting the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction boundaries, totaling 738 acres and about 1,200 residences. (Kameryn Griesser/Community Impact)
Lake Travis | Westlake

3 recently annexed areas decide to leave Austin boundaries

By Grace Dickens

Lost Creek is the largest area that is exiting the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction boundaries, totaling 738 acres and about 1,200 residences.

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