2013 Map of Frozen Point

About this map

East Bay dominates this coastal landscape, separating the mainland marshes from the thin ribbon of the Bolivar Peninsula. The map details a complex hydrological network where the Gulf of Mexico meets inland waters through Rollover Pass, a critical maritime feature between Rollover and Caplen. The presence of the East Robinson Lake Gas Field near Robinson Lake indicates the region's intersection of natural habitat and industrial resource extraction. To the north, the terrain dissolves into a labyrinth of wetlands and inlets including Open Lakes and Oyster Bayou. On the southern edge, narrow barrier landforms like Goat Island and Marsh Point protect the inner coves of Rollover Bay. This survey documents a fragile coastal ecosystem where small settlements and energy infrastructure sit just above sea level.