2013 Map of Green Lake
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The massive basin of Green Lake dominates this coastal landscape in Calhoun County, serving as a focal point for a complex network of bayous and man-made waterways. To the north, the Heyser Oil Field and the small settlement of Heyser reflect the region's industrial and energy roots, while the Green Lake Ranch Airport suggests the large-scale ranching operations common to the Texas coastal bend. The southern portion of the map highlights the intricate management of water and industry, featuring the Victoria Barge Canal and the GBRA Diversion Canal, which cut through the lowlands near Buffalo Lake. Industrial footprints are further evidenced by Operating Basin Number 5 and Operating Basin Number 31 near the community of North Seadrift, illustrating the intersection of hydraulic engineering and commercial development in this riparian environment.
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