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Moses Lake (Texas)

Moses Lake is a lake located near Texas City, Texas, USA in the Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown metropolitan area. It is fed by Moses Bayou and drains into Galveston Bay.

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History
Large cities Baytown • Pasadena
Other cities Anahuac • Beach City • Clear Lake Shores • Dickinson • El Lago • Deer Park • Friendswood • Kemah • La Marque • La Porte • League City • Nassau Bay • Morgan's Point • Seabrook • Shoreacres • Taylor Lake Village • Texas City • Webster
CDPs and non- municipalities Bacliff • Bayview • Clear Lake City (part of Houston/Pasadena) • Double Bayou • San Leon • Smith Point
Counties Chambers • Galveston • Harris
Subregions Pasadena/Baytown • Clear Lake Area • Texas City/La Marque • Chambers County
Bodies of water Armand Bayou • Cedar Bayou • Clear Creek • Clear Lake • Dickinson Bay • Galveston Bay • Lake Anahuac • Moses Lake • San Jacinto River • Taylor Lake • Trinity Bay • Trinity River
Major ports Barbours Cut • Bayport • Texas City
Nature preserves Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge • Armand Bayou Nature Center • Baytown Nature Center • Pine Gully Park • Texas City Prairie Preserve
v • d • Houston•Sugar Land•Baytown Metropolitan Area
Counties Austin • Brazoria • Chambers • Fort Bend • Galveston • Harris • Liberty • Montgomery • San Jacinto • Waller
"Principal" cities Houston • Sugar Land • Baytown • Galveston • Conroe
Other cities

Alvin • Angleton • Bellaire • Clute • Deer Park • Dickinson • Freeport • Friendswood • Galena Park • Humble • Jacinto City • Katy • Lake Jackson • La Marque • La Porte • League City • Missouri City • Pasadena • Pearland • Richmond • Rosenberg • South Houston • Stafford • Texas City • West University Place

For a complete listing, see list of cities and towns in Houston•Sugar Land•Baytown MSA
Unincorporated areas Atascocita • Channelview • Cloverleaf • Crosby • Cypress • Fresno • Hockley • Klein • Port Bolivar • Spring • The Woodlands
Bodies of water Buffalo Bayou • Galveston Bay • Gulf Intracoastal Waterway • Houston Ship Channel • San Jacinto River • Trinity River • Lake Houston • Lake Conroe
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Austin (capital)
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Metropolitan areas

Abilene | Amarillo | Austin•Round Rock•San Marcos | Beaumont•Port Arthur | Brownsville•Harlingen | College Station•Bryan | Corpus Christi | Dallas•Fort Worth•Arlington | El Paso | Houston•Sugar Land•Baytown | Killeen•Temple•Fort Hood | Laredo | Longview | Lubbock | McAllen•Edinburg•Mission | Midland | Odessa | San Angelo | San Antonio•New Braunfels | Sherman•Denison | Texarkana | Tyler | Victoria | Waco | Wichita Falls
Counties

See: Table of Texas counties or List
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