well due to a separation by the Brazos River. All of this area is in the Lamar Consolidated Independent School District and zoned to Lamar Consolidated High School. This area has two master-planned communities, Greatwood and River Park. Greatwood is 2,050 acre (8 km2) located south of U.S. Highway 59 with a public golf course surrounding the community and is almost at built-out. River Park, a 790-acre (3.2 km2) development, almost built out as well, is located north of U.S. with State Highway 99 traversing through the community. Other communities in this area are Canyon Gate on the Brazos, which is still in development, and Tara Colony, an older large subdivision which has a Richmond address but is actually in the extraterritorial jurisdiction of Sugar Land and is up for future annexation. Western Sugar Land The western portion of Sugar Land is partially in the city limits and partially in the extraterritorial jurisdiction. This area is west of Ditch "H", just west of State Highway 6 and north of the Brazos River. It is home to the 2,200 acre (8.9 km2) master-planned community of New Territory and the upcoming 2,018 acre (8.2 km2) development, Telfair. New Territory was built out in 2003 and Telfair began building homes in early 2006. All of the land of what is now the upcoming Telfair community was once a prison farm land owned by the Texas Department of Transportation. It was sold in 2003 and annexed to the city limits by Sugar Land in 2004. A new highway, State Highway 99, opened in 1994 is a major arterial in this area. North of U.S. Highway 90A, which borders the city's west side, is the Sugar Land Regional Airport and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Central Unit. Geography of Fort Bend County, Texas