City motto is "The city that would not die," a reference to its recovery from the 1947 Texas City Disaster, the worst industrial accident in U.S. history source
Community character
An industrial port city on Galveston Bay known for oil refining and petrochemical plants, about 10 miles northwest of Galveston. source
Texas City Dike
About 5-mile breakwater into Galveston Bay, called the world's longest man-made fishing pier source
Port of Texas City
One of the largest ports in Texas, handling petroleum and cargo source
Texas City Prairie Preserve
Coastal prairie and wetland preserve on the shores of Moses Lake source
Nessler Park
About 55-acre city park that hosts the annual Music Fest by the Bay source
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