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The port city in Texas that was occupied by Union forces in 1864 is Galveston. This occupation was part of the Union's efforts to control strategic locations along the Gulf Coast during the Civil War. Galveston's port was significant for trade and supplies, making it a target for military operations. The occupation helped to disrupt Confederate supply lines and strengthen Union presence in the region.

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