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Flood-Inundation Map of Pine Island Bayou for the August and September 2017 Hurricane Harvey-Related Flood Event in Southeastern Texas and Southwestern Louisiana.

Flood-inundation map of Pine Island Bayou for the August and September 2017 Hurricane Harvey-related flood event in southeastern Texas and southwestern Louisiana.

Pine Island Bayou is a tributary to the Neches River. The Little Pine Island-Pine Island Bayou Corridor Unit of Big Thicket National Preserve is primarily along the Little Pine Island Bayou between Black Creek and Jackson Creek. Much of the preserve area is west of the mapped area boundary. US Geological Survey streamflow gage 08041749 is located along Pine Island Bayou above BI Pump Plant in Beaumont. It was inundated during the storm event, and a high water mark peak of 8.83 m (28.97 ft) above stream gage datum (water-surface elevation of 8.574 [28.13 ft] above NAVD 88) was documented on October 18, 2017. The date of the peak was not recorded because the station was damaged during the storm event, but the estimated date of the peak is August 30, 2017

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Information from Watson et al. (2018). See current conditions and access historical data for the gage here: https://waterdata.usgs.gov/tx/nwis/uv?site_ no=08041749. Map is figure 8 from Watson et al. (2018).

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Big Thicket National Preserve, Code: BITH

Big Thicket National Preserve, Texas
Latitude: 30.1642608642578, Longitude: -94.3181228637695

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