Does anyone know anything about the Oak Manor and Dunham Place subdivisions? Seems like you could get a nice big lot to build on for dirt cheap compared to the rest of Kingwood. 

Mmmm...bad juju- 

Dirt cheap on Dunham. Are those former homeowners still living in tents? I feel for them.

In other words: It floods bad down there. 

I didn't know it flooded before Harvey- 

Dunham? Always floods just like Forest Cove south of Hamblen. 

I had no idea- are the residents still living there? 

I had to put my meth house on stilts when I was cooking down there. 

I put pontoons on my Cook-a-Bago. Floated the whole operation for a week. 

I had no idea- are the residents still living there??


Refer back to my first post on this thread. Tents, babyface. 

I did read that, but I wasn't sure if that was still happening, sweet cheeks- 

Many homes south of Hamblen, in Forest Cove did not flood, ever. I did not know that Dunham flooded. Can't see how anyone could live like that. It's all in the elevation. 

Many homes south of Hamblen, in Forest Cove did not flood,

What? Only a few on enormous stilts didn't flood. South of Hamblen = closer to the San Jacinto River... 

Yes, lots of houses south of and on Hamblen (that are not on stilts) did not flood. There are several streets that are higher elevations, over by the school/church that didn't flood. I have friends that live there, so I know. Also, a few in Northshore. 

Only a few on enormous stilts didn't flood.

No. Houses bordering Hamblin on the high ground south of Hamblin did not flood. Admittedly, there are only a few, compared to the many. 

Very few didn't flood. Some flooded north of Hamblen. I also know of one on 14 foot stilts that flooded. 

Yes, lots of houses south of and on Hamblen (that are not on stilts) did not flood. There are several streets that are higher elevations, over by the school/church that didn't flood.

That's the key, Bonnie Glen & Lisa Ln are higher up the hill and the river curves south (farther from Hamblen) right around there. It may have changed course again after this flood. I know it did in 1994. 

Some homes in Dogwood Acres flooded to the roof.. There are a few brick homes that were rebuilt there but the wood structures were demolished I believe. Journey Church were helping residents in that area where families who have lived there for decades attend KW schools.