Sidewalk Collapse Closes Section of North Beach Walkway Near USS Lexington
A section of the North Beach walkway in Corpus Christi has been closed due to a sidewalk collapse that occurred near the USS Lexington.
Corpus Christi, TX, November 6, 2026 —
A portion of the North Beach walkway in Corpus Christi is currently inaccessible following a sidewalk collapse. The incident occurred in an area adjacent to the USS Lexington, a historic naval ship and popular tourist attraction.
Authorities have confirmed that the affected section of the walkway has been closed off to the public for safety reasons. The exact timeline of the collapse and its precise cause have not yet been publicly disclosed. Information regarding the extent of the damage to the walkway infrastructure is also limited at this time.
The North Beach area is a significant recreational and tourist hub for Corpus Christi, drawing visitors and locals alike to its attractions, including the USS Lexington and the beach itself. The closure of a section of the popular walkway may impact pedestrian access and the overall visitor experience in the vicinity.
Details regarding any planned repairs, the duration of the closure, or the entity responsible for the walkway’s maintenance were not immediately available. The contractor’s name and specific permit status related to the walkway were not provided.
Officials have not released information concerning inspection outcomes or any identified code violations that may have contributed to the collapse. Further updates are expected as an assessment of the situation progresses and plans for remediation are formulated.
The area near the USS Lexington is known for its maritime history and serves as a gateway to the aircraft carrier museum. The walkway is a key thoroughfare for visitors accessing the ship and the surrounding waterfront.
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