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* Bacliff Municipal Utility Dist

(281) 339-1634

Bayview Municipal Utility Dist

(281) 339-1959

* City of Bacliff

(281) 334-2799

City of Dickinson: Water

(281) 337-1576

Clear Lake City Water Authority

(281) 488-1164

Nassau Bay City Hall

(281) 333-4211

Nassau Bay Sewer Department

(281) 333-2944

San Leon Municipal Utility

(281) 339-1586

San Leon Municipal Utility Dist

(281) 339-1586

South West Water Co

(281) 334-3331

Texas City Water Department

(409) 643-5923

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Facts about Bacliff, TX:
Bacliff is a census-designated place (CDP) in north-central Galveston County, Texas, United States, 16 miles (26 km) northwest of Galveston. Bacliff, originally called Clifton-by-the-Sea, began as a seaside resort town. Bacliff morphed into a fishing community, finding hardship, gang violence, and an increase of sex offenders and felons when the shrimping industry declined. The community never incorporated, with many failed incorporation attempts made. The Bacliff CDP has one elementary school and several parks and boat ramps. Bacliff first opened in 1910 as a seaside summer weekend resort called "Clifton-by-the-Sea". Hurricanes, Galveston's recovery after the Hurricane of 1900, and rapid transportation diminished Clifton-by-the-Sea's popularity. Cheap housing and the shrimping industry sustained Bacliff, and at that time there was no pollution in the water and less shore erosion compared to the amount of erosion in the 2000s. "Gator" Miller, publisher of small newspapers such...