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piers are located. About one mile (1.6 km) inland from the community's shoreline are the Piper Lakes. North from the
Schicke Point Community, the El Campo Club Community is found, with several residences on a straight line along the coast with docks stretched into the water. Further north, the bay takes a sharp turn to the west past a wetland area then heads north and becomes more slender as it passes from Calhoun into Jackson County. The shoreline continues north and passes several oil wells to Boca Chica POA Community, where a few piers are scattered along the shore. Just north of the Boca Chica POA Community, a small inlet is formed, at the base of which, the Fivemile Draw is found. To the north of Fivemile Draw is Carancahua Community, where several docks line the shore and continue until the bay winds to the west to a large wetland. Past the wetland, the width of the bay shrinks and continues southward along the shore of the Cape Carancahua POA Community, surrounded by water on three sides. Past the cape, the bay turns to the north and is crossed by
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destroyed the ranch home and operations, C. Schicke turned to commercial fishing and building small cabins in the area. Schicke Point is located near the mouth of
Carancahua Bay at Carancahua Pass and is a location attractive to sports fishermen. The village has approximately 90 residents, including legendary anglers Roy Cross (1924-2009), Otto Mendel (1913-2008), and fishing spoon expert Robert Cross. Cape Carancahua is a gated residential community, located on the bay's northern shore.
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ashore from a sixteen-passenger canoe (which could hold 4 men, 4 women and 8 children) and notified the Tejas guide that they wished for Alarcón and his men to leave. As a peace offering, Alarcón presented the
Indians with tobacco and clothing on behalf of the Spanish crown, which they accepted. In exchange, the Indians offered Alarcón dried fish, and directed him toward the former
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in their upper reaches. The western shore mimics the shape of the east. As it moves south of the
Carancahua Creek mouth, Weedhaven is formed, south of which, the shore counters Cape Carancahua and heads northeast past several oil wells to a sharp point. The shoreline continues directly south until it
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guides in 1718. During the expedition, two
Karankawa Indians were spotted near the bay going about their daily lives and were frightened at the sight of Alarcón and his men. They quickly swam across the bay despite the guides' signal to them that Alarcón meant no harm. The next day, the Indians came
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Carancahua in 1915, but the population dwindled to 25 in the next decade. The town remains a community, but the current population is unknown. Across the bay, a settlement of about ten permanent residents, initially known as Persimmon Point, was renamed Port Alto in
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Matagorda Bay at Carancahua Pass, including Redfish Lake to the southwest and Salt Lake, just above the former. On the bay's eastern shore, the mouth is headed by Schicke Point, which curves north to the Schicke Point Community, where several private
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A fairly strong easterly wind had been blowing for three days; on the evening of the third day, the mosquitos arrived, flying high, about fifty feet, and looking like a cloud of mist over
Carancahua Bay. At the ranch, they set everything on fire that had blood in it, and all work was suspended by
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wells are scattered throughout the shoreline and a few are included in the waters of
Carancahua Bay. The most notable include the wells of the Appling Field segment, a mile offshore from Port Alto, which is believed to contain 33 billion cubic feet (0.93 billion cubic meters) of natural gas. The
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Schicke Point was home to a small ranching and farm operation. The name derives from an original resident of the point (Clarence Schicke) who came from Illinois as a game hunter and fisherman for local restaurants. After Hurricane Carla
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have been established and approved along its shores. The harvest of shellfish, particularly oysters, is heavily regulated, but allowed at certain times and places. Whereas the main Matagorda Bay is an approved area for shellfish production, Carancahua Bay is divided between restricted and
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unanimous consent...little or nothing was done for nearly five days; by this time the main body had passed, though plenty remained to make everything uncomfortable for about two weeks. This migration was from east to west and the line was about three miles wide.
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by the State of Texas and locally by the 300-member Carancahua Bay Protection Association. It is a nursery bay for shrimp, and is a habitat for shellfish including oysters. Finfish such as the
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1250:Lake Texoma
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1077:Cedar Bayou
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1547:28°41′28″N
1420:Rio Grande
1388:Frio River
1353:Leon River
1185:Lavon Lake
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991:Nueces Bay
981:Lavaca Bay
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921:Baffin Bay
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186:Fish farms
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190:Port Alto
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