Plants on the peninsula die. Elevated walks and plank roadways are built to connect it to the mainland. Derrick floors are raised.

View of Tabbs Bay from east of Goose Creek, 1926. Gaillard Peninsula is to the right of the picture. From Wallace E. Pratt and Douglas W. Johnson, "Local Subsidence of the Goose Creek Oil Field," Journal of Geology, October-November 1926. Copyright 1926 University of Chicago. Used with permission of the University of Chicago Press.

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