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Description of Dividing Line
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Notes: All structures located inside the city limits of a city or town which is divided by the dividing line between inland I and inland II shall be subject to the Inland II requirements.
List of Communities
The following is a list of communities located in Jefferson County. The communities have been categorized according to the zone they fall under. If a structure is located in a community or area not shown below, then refer to the county map to determine which zone the structure falls under.
INLAND II- 2006 IBC/IRC with the Texas Revisions, 110 mph 3-second gust design wind speed
Amelia | Beaumont |
Bevil Oaks | Cheek |
China | Elizabeth |
Fannett | Gilburg |
Meeker | Nome |
Pine Island | Voth |
Westbury |
INLAND I- 2006 IBC/IRC with the Texas Revisions, 120 mph 3-second gust design wind speed
Atreco | Morey |
Beaux Art Gardens | Nederland |
Central Gardens | Pear Ridge |
Griffing Park | Port Acres |
Groves | Port Arthur |
Hamshire | Port Neches |
Hebert | Smiths Bluff |
Labelle | Viterbo |
Lakeview | West Port Arthur |
SEAWARD- 2006 IBC/IRC with the Texas Revisions, 130 mph 3-second gust design wind speed
Keith Lake | Pleasure Island |
Port Arthur | Sabine |
Sabine Pass | Sea Rim State Park |
Written Description of Dividing Line Between Inland I and Inland II Zones:
Jefferson County:
Beginning at the Chambers/Jefferson County line intersection with Interstate Highway 10 and continuing northeasterly along Interstate Highway 10 to the intersection of Interstate Highway 10 with F.M. Road 365; continuing east along F.M. Road 365 to the intersection of F.M. Road 365 with Hillebrandt Road; continuing north along Hillebrandt Road to the intersection of Hillebrandt Road with West Port Arthur Road; continuing south along West Port Arthur Road to the city limits of the City of Beaumont, Texas; continuing to follow the southeastern city limits of the City of Beaumont, Texas, as it crosses through F.M. Road 3514, U.S. Highways 69, 96, and 287 and State Highway 347 and continuing to the intersection with the Jefferson/Orange County line.