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Service Description: This data can be used to understand the natural processes by which changes occur to the beaches of Galveston Island, and can assist with identifying engineering and planning solutions along the island beachfront. Additionally, this information can assist with characterizing the beach conditions for potential FEMA assistance after storm events.

Map Name: Beach Survey

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• 2021 Beach Survey (0)
• 2017 Beach Survey (1)
  • Enhanced Construction Zone 2017 (2)
  • 25ft Offset from NTD 2017 (3)
  • North Toe of Dune (NTD) 2017 (4)
  • Topography 2017 (5)
    • 1ft (6)
    • 5ft (7)
  • Approximate Vegetation Line 2017 (8)
  • South Toe of Dune (STD) 2017 (9)
  • Mean High Water (MHW) 2017 (10)
  • Mean Low Water (MLW) 2017 (11)
  • Bathymetry 2017 (12)
    • 1ft (13)
    • 5ft (14)
  • 4ft Contour 2017 (15)
  • 3ft Contour 2017 (16)

Description: This data can be used to understand the natural processes by which changes occur to the beaches of Galveston Island, and can assist with identifying engineering and planning solutions along the island beachfront. Additionally, this information can assist with characterizing the beach conditions for potential FEMA assistance after storm events.

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Comments: This data can be used to understand the natural processes by which changes occur to the beaches of Galveston Island, and can assist with identifying engineering and planning solutions along the island beachfront. Additionally, this information can assist with characterizing the beach conditions for potential FEMA assistance after storm events.
Subject: Beach Survey data contains: 25ft Offset from the North Toe of Dune, North Toe of Dune, Topography, Approximate Vegetation Line, South Toe of Dune, Mean high Water, Mean Low Water, Bathymetry, & the 4ft Contour.
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