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To: conservative in nyc
"...High Island's altitude of 38-feet makes it the highest point on the Gulf Coast between Mobile, Alabama, and Campeche, Mexico."

Driving south toward's High Island on Hwy 124, the rise in elevation was clearly evident in the distance. I didnt realize it was only 38 feet, however. But that sure is higher than Galveston.

943 posted on 09/22/2005 9:10:41 AM PDT by texianyankee
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To: texianyankee

I am in Spring TX, just north of Houston. And ALL Freeways are gridlocked at this time!


955 posted on 09/22/2005 9:18:14 AM PDT by ktw (kakkate koi)
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To: texianyankee
There are 3,853 people in the Bolivar Peninsula CDP, which would include High Island and the rest of the 27-mile long peninsula down Texas 87 to Port Bolivar.

I can't get any more specific census data because the site's down.

Google Earth shows the elevation as 3 feet, by the way. We sometimes have to take Google Earth readings with a grain of salt. Literally.
969 posted on 09/22/2005 9:25:05 AM PDT by conservative in nyc
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