TEXAS
COAST AERIAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
Mansfield Pass 9/18/2012
Mansfield Pass 9/17/2008 north
jetty nearly flanked
Mansfield Pass 2/6/2008
(heavy
smoke)
Mansfield Pass 6/16/05
Note that the south jetty needs to be extended. Sediment is pouring into the channel and some is even bypassing the channel at the mouth.
Mansfield Pass 1999, Note sand flowing into channel
Mansfield Pass 1996 Looking North
Mansfield Pass 1996 Looking South
Mansfield 10/1/67 showing H. Beulah outflow channels
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Mansfield Pass 9/18/2012
Mansfield Pass 9/18/2012
Mansfield Pass 9/18/2012
Mansfield Pass 9/18/2012
Mansfield Pass 9/18/2012
Mansfield Pass 9/9/2010
Mansfield Pass 9/9/2010
A few days after tropical storm Hermine, Mansfield Pass is intermittantly breaking on the bar in the middle of the entrance channel. The deepest part of the channel is probably right alongside of the north jetty.
Mansfield Pass 8/12/2009
Mansfield Pass 8/12/2009
Mansfield Pass 8/12/2009
Mansfield Pass 8/12/2009
Mansfield Pass 8/12/2009
Mansfield Pass 12/29/2008 (after dredging)
Mansfield Pass 12/29/2008 (after dredging)
Note
the new fillet on the north side (bottom in the photo) where the
dredged material was placed. The beach had eroded so far that
the
inner end of the north jetty had nearly been flanked.
Mansfield Pass 12/29/2008 (after dredging)
Mansfield Pass 12/29/2008 (after dredging)
Note
the bluff in the newly deposited dredge material where the sand is
already being eroded and carried to the north. The longshore
drift here is strongly toward the north.
Mansfield Pass 11/21/2008 (during dredging)
Photo kindly provided by Mark Creighton of Port Aransas, TX
Mansfield Pass 11/21/2008 (during dredging)
Photo kindly provided by Mark Creighton of Port Aransas, TX
Mansfield Pass 11/21/2008 (during dredging)
Photo kindly provided by Mark Creighton of Port Aransas, TXMansfield Pass 9/17/2008
Mansfield Pass 9/17/2008 north
jetty nearly flanked
Mansfield Pass 9/17/2008
Mansfield Pass 4/5/2008
Mansfield Pass 4/5/2008
Mansfield Pass 2/6/2008 (heavy smoke)
Mansfield Pass 2/6/2008
(heavy
smoke)
Mansfield Pass 9/20/2006
Mansfield Pass 5/11/2006 in heavy surf
Mansfield Pass 5/11/2006, heavy surf
Mansfield Pass 6/16/05
Note that the south jetty needs to be extended. Sediment is pouring into the channel and some is even bypassing the channel at the mouth.
Mansfield Pass 1999, Note sand flowing into channel
Mansfield Pass 1996 Looking North
Mansfield Pass 1996 Looking South
Mansfield 10/1/67 showing H. Beulah outflow channels