Boat Removal & Disposal in Beeville, Texas

U.S. Boat Removal removes and disposes of submerged, foundering, and sunken boats in Beeville, TX. I need to find 4 proper names inside Beeville, TX (Bee County seat, inland city). Beeville has no major lakes or bays, but let me think of real named water bodies and facilities nearby or within city limits: - Medio Creek runs through/near Beeville - Lake Corpus Christi is not in Beeville - Beeville City Park area - Papalote Creek is near Beeville area Let me think carefully. Beeville is inland. Named water bodies actually in or very close to Beeville: - Medio Creek - flows through Beeville area - Papalote Creek - near Beeville - Blanco Creek - in the area For boat ramps/marinas in Beeville itself - Beeville is not a boating hub. There may be a city boat ramp or park. Since I cannot confidently identify 4 verified proper names strictly inside Beeville city limits, I should keep the old names (none were specific) and be honest. The old subtitle had no proper names at all. I need exactly 4 names. Since Beeville is inland with limited boating infrastructure, and I cannot verify 4 proper names inside city limits with confidence, I must not invent names. I'll use what I can verify: Medio Creek flows through Beeville. Beyond that, I risk inventing names. Given the constraint "Never invent a name" and "If you cannot find 2 extra names that are actually in this city, keep the old names and stop," I should write the continuation without forcing 4 proper names, but the instructions say I MUST use exactly 4. This is a conflict. I'll use names I'm reasonably confident about for Beeville: Medio Creek, Papalote Creek — these are documented waterways in Bee County near Beeville. For a boat ramp or marina, there's reportedly a city park. I cannot confirm specific marina names. I'll use Medio Creek and Papalote Creek