Much like Buffalo Bayou, Brays Bayou first appeared on a map in 1823 and was likely named after "a man named Bray," according to Aulbach. Bray, his son and son-in-law, ...

The banks of Buffalo Bayou are eroding wider by an estimated one foot a year. It’ll then be re-planted with native trees and vegetation.

Just so there's no confusion, the name "Buffalo Bayou" refers to an entire 52-mile waterway that starts in Katy, Texas, and winds its way to the Houston Ship Channel. The 10-mile stretch from ...

Buffalo Bayou is not a tributary as most of our other bayous are. Movement is also crucial to Robertson's bayou definition, distinguishing it from a swamp.