1951 Map of Corpus Christi
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
Corpus Christi serves as the industrial and maritime hub of the Texas Gulf Coast in this mid-century survey, defined by its complex network of dredged channels and rail lines. The city's growth is visible through residential developments like Alta Vista and educational institutions including Miller High Sch and Corpus Christi Academy. Across Nueces Bay, linked by the Nueces Bay Causeway, the landscape shifts toward the agriculture and energy production of San Patricio County.
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