TEXAS COAST AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY

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Read the following papers for much more information about Rollover Pass.

Coastal Law and the Geology of a Changing Shoreline, March 2006, updated to include section on poor beach and dune management practices

Severe Beach Erosion Caused by Permanent Sand Loss Through Rollover Fish Pass, Bolivar Peninsula, Texas

Rollover 3/11/2011

Two and a half years after Hurricane Ike, you can still plainly see how Ike washed across the Bolivar Peninsula and and into Rollover Bay.

Rollover 3/11/2011

The strong current through Rollover Pass is still carrying hundreds of thousands of cubic yards of sand from Peninsula beaches into Rollover Bay and the GIWW where it is lost to the beaches forever. The General Land Office needs to get on with permission to close Rollover Pass while there is still some sand left on the Peninsula.