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Baytown

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Bay·town  (btoun)
A city of southeast Texas at the head of Galveston Bay on the Houston Ship Channel. It is an oil-refining and industrial center. Population: 68,700.


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Lee College in Baytown, Texas, recently received a $125,000 grant from the ExxonMobil Education Foundation.
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