See High resolution pictures of the entire Ike damaged area at the NOAA site
Galveston-Bolivar Peninsula Hurricane Ike InformationHurricane Ike made landfall at 3:10 a.m. EDT September 13 2008, with sustained winds of 110 miles per hour. See pictures after Ike - the area is mostly underwater.
Quilt Show By The Beach BeesThe Famous "BEACH QUILT" will be sold at a Silent Auction on Sept 7th with an opening bid of $300.00 during the show and the funds will be used to further the activities of the group.
Need Any Post-Hurricane Ike Repairs?A few local contractors team up to tackle the many repairs needed on the peninsula after Hurricane Ike.
NOAA Photos for the Bolivar PeninsulaNOAA Photography of the entire Peninsula give us hope that she can be restored.
The Bolivar Peninsula is flooded and not accessibleThe Bolivar Peninsula area is flooded and is not accessible from the highway or by the Ferry as of 4pm September 13th.
Ike side effects on Galveston Coastal PropertyGalveston City officials will not allow many of the houses damaged by Hurricane Ike to be rebuilt at ground level.
Galveston County Officials vow to "Bring Back Bolivar"“We are committed to making Bolivar the new definition of urban renewal,” said Galveston County Judge Jim Yarbrough.
Galveston Seawall Held Back Storm Surge of Hurricane IkeThe Galveston Seawall Held Back Storm Surge of Hurricane Ike and all the Modern High-rise structures remain proudly standing, but about 4.5 million people are without power and most of Galveston is Massively Damaged from Flooding and High Winds. Port Aransas, Island Moorings Marina Safe Harbor, Has Room for Boats.
Hurricane Resistant Homes on Texas Coast Survive Ike's WorstAlmost all the hurricane resistant homes at Audubon Village in Gilchrist, survived Hurricane Ike's worst damage. Proof once-and-for-all that these new designs work. The Seawall protected Galveston's new Emerald by the Sea, which also came through without any damage.
Entire Photo Coverage of the Ike Galveston Bolivar Peninsula AreasNOAA Imagery posted for the coast of Texas after Hurricane Ike made landfall.
The eye of Hurricane Ike made landfall in Galveston, Texas, at 3:10 a.m. EDT September 13th 2008, with winds of 110 miles per hour. There is Massive Property Damage from Flooding and High Winds. Safe Harbor in Port Aransas Has Room for Boats.