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Lakes in Arizona
Agua Fria River, Arizona
Alamo Lake, Arizona
Apache Lake, Arizona (Maricopa County)
Bartlett Lake. 1300 Acres, Fishing, Swimming,
Becker Lake, Arizona
Big Lake, Arizona
Burro Creek, Arizona
Canyon Lake. 1000 Acres (about 25 miles of shoreline). Boating, Fishing,
Water Skiing
Chevelon Canyon Lake Colorado River, Arizona
Concho Lake, Arizona
Dry Lake, Arizona
Fool's Hallow, Arizona
Garden Lakes, Arizona
Gila River, Arizona
Goose Lake, Arizona
Hawley Lake, Arizona
Hay Lake, Arizona
Horseshoe Reservoir , Arizona
Lake Havasu, Arizona
Lake Havasu. Fed by the Colorado River, it is 46 miles
long by up to three miles wide. Swimming, Fishing, Water a Skiing,
Lake Laul ), Arizona
Lake Martinez, Arizona
Lake Mead, Arizona
115 miles along the Colorado River, up to 200 feet in
depth 157,900 Acres. Swimming, Scenic Bluffs, Fishing, Swimming, All
Kinds of Watersports,Lake Mead, Arizona National Recreation Area,
(Mohave County) Lake Mead is the largest man-made lake and reservoir
in the United States. It is located on the Colorado River about 30 mi
(48 km) southeast of Las Vegas, Nevada, between the states of Nevada and
Arizona.
Lake Mohave, Arizona
Lake Mohave is 67 miles south of Hoover Dam is
67 miles long with 45 square miles of surface, and is part of the Lake
Mead National Recreation Area.
Lake Pleasant, Arizona
Lake Powell,
Arizona
Lake Powell is a man-made reservoir on the Colorado River,
straddling the border between Utah and Arizona. It was created by the
flooding of Glen Canyon by the controversial Glen Canyon Dam, which also
led to the creation of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, a popular
summer destination.
Lake Rogers, Arizona
Los Lagos, Arizona
Luna Lake, Arizona
Lyman Lake, Arizona
Many Farms Lake), Arizona
Martinez Lake, Arizona
Menagers Lake, Arizona
Mittry Lake, Arizona
Mormon Lake, Arizona (Coconino County)
Mormon Lake is the largest natural lake in the state of
Arizona, covering an area of about twelve square miles. Located
approximately twenty miles southeast of Flagstaff, it is a shallow lake
of no more than ten feet in depth, and fluctuates drastically in area
depending on snow runoff and rainfall amounts in the region. In dry
years, Mormon Lake may be reduced to a remnant marsh or even dry up
completely.
Mud Lake, Arizona
Painted Rock Reservoir, Arizona
Parker Lake, Arizona
Patagonia Lake, Arizona
Water Sports, Swimming, Campsites, Picnic Grounds,
Fishing, Ramps, Marina, Information Center. This 1.6 mile long lake is
located just west of Scenic Patagonia off Arizona State Route 82 south
of Tucson.
Pleasant, Lake, Arizona (Maricopa County)
Picacho Reservoir, Arizona
Quemado Lake, Arizona
Rainbow Lake, Arizona
Red Lake, Arizona
San Carlos, Lake, Arizona (Pinal County)
San Carlos Lake. Just Southeast of Globe.
Saguaro Lake, Arizona (Maricopa County)
Shores at Rainbow Lake, Arizona
Sierra Blanca, Arizona
Theodore Roosevelt, Arizona
Thomas Cattoge Lake, Arizona
Tremaine Lake, Arizona
Upper Lake Mary, Arizona
Verde River, Arizona
Wheatfields Lake, Arizona
White Mountain Lake, Arizona
Willow Creek Reservoir, Arizona
Wolf Hole Lake, Arizona
Rivers in Arizona
Agua Fria River, Arizona
Big Sandy River, Arizona (Mohave County)
Bill Williams River, Arizona
Black River, Arizona (Apache County)
Blue River, Arizona (Greenlee County)
Colorado River, Arizona
East Verde River, Arizona
Gila River, Arizona
Hassayampa River, Arizona (Yavapai County)
Little Colorado River, Arizona (Apache County)
Salt River, Arizona
Salt River Mountains, Arizona (Maricopa County)
Salt River Valley, Arizona (Maricopa County)
San Carlos River, Arizona (Graham County)
San Francisco River, Arizona (Apache County)
Santa Cruz River, Arizona (Pima County)
Santa Maria River, Arizona (Yavapai County)
Verde, Arizona (Yavapai County)
White River, Arizona (Apache County)
Williams River, Arizona
Salt-Gila Aqueduct, Arizona
Arizona Reservoirs
• Alamo Reservoir, Arizona
• Bartlett Reservoir, Arizona (Maricopa County)
• Canyon Lake, Arizona
• Theodore Roosevelt Lake, Arizona
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