Locations in Corpus Christi City Government

The Evangeline Aquifer is a major hydrogeologic unit within the Gulf Coast Aquifer system, composed of discontinuous deposits of sand, silt, clay, and gravel. It extends across coastal Texas through multiple counties and has been the subject of water-supply development and hydrogeologic study, particularly regarding potential extraction for Corpus Christi's water needs.

Last active Oct 13, 2026

The Aransas River is a short river in south Texas flowing from Bee County into Copano Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. It serves as a primary inflow tributary for the coastal estuary system and is encompassed by the Mission-Aransas National Estuarine Research Reserve. The river and surrounding estuarine area support environmental monitoring, habitat conservation, and coastal management for the region.

Last active Oct 13, 2026

San Patricio County is a county in southeastern Texas on the Gulf Coast, part of the Corpus Christi metropolitan area. Established in 1836 with deep Irish heritage, it covers 693 square miles and serves as a center for energy, chemical, maritime, and agricultural industries.

Last active Oct 13, 2026

Flour Bluff Drive is a major thoroughfare in the Flour Bluff residential area of Corpus Christi, Texas. Historically a railroad branch of the Texas Mexican Railway, it is now a mixed-use corridor with approximately 131 residential properties and commercial establishments. The street serves the Flour Bluff community, a suburban residential area on the Encinal peninsula.

Last active Oct 14, 2026

A major commercial and residential thoroughfare on Corpus Christi's southside, extending through mixed-use areas that include retail, office, and apartment developments. The boulevard is part of the city's infrastructure modernization efforts.

Last active Oct 14, 2026

1129 Waldron Road is an address on the Waldron Road corridor in the Flour Bluff area of southeastern Corpus Christi, within City Council District 4. Waldron Road is a north-south arterial running south from South Padre Island Drive (SPID) and is lined with a mix of commercial, retail, and residential properties; the corridor has been the subject of city street reconstruction and utility improvement work. Specific details about the property at this address were not verifiable through available public sources.

Last active Sep 23, 2026