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About Baytown

Origin and distinction
Home to the ExxonMobil Baytown complex, one of the largest petrochemical and refining complexes in the world source
Community character
Baytown is an industrial port city on Galveston Bay east of Houston, anchored by the ExxonMobil complex and edged by bayfront nature areas source
Baytown Nature Center
450-acre peninsula wildlife and bird sanctuary surrounded by Burnet, Crystal, and Scott bays source
Fred Hartman Bridge
Cable-stayed bridge over the Houston Ship Channel opened in 1995 source
Lynchburg Ferry
Long-running free ferry across the Houston Ship Channel source
Pirates Bay Water Park
City-run pirate-themed water park with a lazy river, surf area, and slide towers source
Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center
City nature and wetlands education center with a free boat launch source
Goose Creek
One of three towns that merged in 1948 to form Baytown source
Pelly
One of three towns that merged in 1948 to form Baytown source
East Baytown
Historic community consolidated into present-day Baytown in 1948 source
Downtown Arts District
Downtown district with theaters, galleries, and the Baytown Symphony Orchestra source
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