A lighthouse, a pelican perched on a map, a sea turtle, and an industrial oil rig are arranged in a geometric composition.

Only a true Texan owns the Texas Gulf Coast trivia leaderboard. Can you beat us?

Texas Geography

Difficulty

Hard

Questions

25

Volts

3/q

Galveston’s seawall is built for a fight, but are you? From the Padre Island dunes to the Houston Ship Channel, the Gulf Coast doesn't do small. Trace the shoreline, name the ports, and claim your territory. The tide is rising. Prove you own the coast before the clock runs out.

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