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Bacliff topographic map

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Bacliff

After Hurricane Ike hit Texas in September 2008, Galveston County officials offered a debris removal program to residents in unincorporated areas, including Bacliff. Flooding from hurricane Ike was minimized due in part to Bacliff's relatively high elevation of 16 feet.

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Name: Bacliff topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Bacliff, Galveston County, Texas, 77518, United States (29.46632 -95.02775 29.54632 -94.94775)

Average elevation: 4 m

Minimum elevation: -1 m

Maximum elevation: 15 m

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