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river's discharge reached an average of 87 cubic feet per second (2.5 m/s). The diversion capacity at
Granite Reef Diversion Dam is 3,600 cubic feet per second (100 m/s), with 2,000 cubic feet per second (57 m/s) for the Arizona Canal, and 1,600 cubic feet per second (45 m/s) for the Southern Canal.
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storms in late July and early August. Flood waters can wash out roads. Bridges have been damaged, notably in 1980, 1993, and 2005. The natural flow of the Salt is 2,570 cubic feet per second (73 m/s) at its mouth. However, except after rainfall, the Salt is dry or a small stream below
Granite
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Continuing its westward course, the Salt River is joined by Pinal Creek from the south, just before leaving the Salt River Canyon
Wilderness. The river continues to flow through the Tonto National Forest until leaving the mountains near Mesa. Below the Pinal Creek confluence, the Salt River enters
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Below the diversion dam, the bed of the Salt River is dry, except following rain or upstream runoff. The USGS stream gage at 51st Avenue, Phoenix, records no flow at all on many days—in 2009, for example, there was no flow for most of the year, except during parts of
February and March when the
410:. The Salt's headwaters tributaries, the Black River and East Fork, increase the river's total length to about 300 miles (480 km). The name Salt River comes from the river's course over large salt deposits shortly after the merging of the White and Black Rivers.
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is located near the Verde–Salt confluence. The Tonto
National Forest ends a couple miles below the Verde River confluence, and the Salt River enters the eastern edge of the greater Phoenix metropolitan area. Less than
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From the Black and White confluence, the Salt River flows generally west and southwest. It is joined by
Carrizo Creek, a 25-mile (40 km) perennial stream, and then flows through the
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882:. A subsequent executive order also signed by President Hayes reduced the size of the Salt River portion of the reserve from approximately 680,000 acres to 46,627 acres. Today the
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10 m) for
Roosevelt, 245,100 acre-feet (302,300,000 m) for Apache, 57,900 acre-feet (71,400,000 m) for Canyon, and 69,800 acre-feet (86,100,000 m) for Saguaro.
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560:. The Salt River forms the northern and western boundary of the wilderness for several miles, after which the national forest and wilderness occupy both sides of the river.
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Small passenger boats including kayaks, pedal boats, electric powered pontoons and fishing boats. This is an independent contractor and not managed by the City of Tempe.
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Reef Dam. The river was formerly navigable throughout its course by small craft. The river is still navigable in the majority of the area where it still carries water.
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The Salt River formerly flowed through its entire course year-round. However, the free-flowing river would frequently flood, including a massive
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covers about 13,700 square miles (35,000 km). The longest of the Salt River's many tributaries is the 195-mile (314 km)
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for municipal, industrial, and agricultural purposes. The storage capacity of the reservoirs is 2,910,200 acre-feet (3.5897
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live alongside the bank of the Salt River maintaining their traditions and way of life from before
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Arizona Fishin' Holes: The Arizona Game and Fish Department's Guide to Popular Fishing Waters and Facilities in Arizona
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River in Gila and Maricopa counties in Arizona, United States
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The river was used for irrigation by the pre-Columbian
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diverts all remaining water in the Salt River into the
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1258:"Arizona Explained: Origin of Salt River's name"
806:In 2022, fish kill was caused in three lakes by
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1333:"Without the Salt River, we wouldn't be here"
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1479:Where to Fish in Arizona Species Information
854:In ancient times, the river was home to the
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624:). These four reservoirs are part of the
422:, the Salt River has also been known as:
1469:Arizona Boating Locations Facilities Map
842:"Map of Colonel Sanford's Expedition to
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1234:"How did the Salt River get its name?"
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107:Confluence of White and Black Rivers
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310:59 cu ft/s (1.7 m/s)
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525:The Salt River is fed by numerous
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48:Map of the Salt River watershed
2358:Rivers of Gila County, Arizona
908:Cherry Creek to Roosevelt Lake
748:Despite the dry river bed, or
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516:Fort Apache Indian Reservation
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1474:Arizona Fishing Locations Map
1331:Norman, Royal (22 May 2017).
172:11,400 ft (3,500 m)
95:Physical characteristics
1307:"Granite Reef Diversion Dam"
898:Recreation on the Rio Salado
846:" in September 1869 showing
727:Gila and Salt River Meridian
558:Salt River Canyon Wilderness
245: • elevation
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1459:HookedAZ Fishing Community
684:Granite Reef Diversion Dam
531:Granite Reef Diversion Dam
474:The Salt River as seen in
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1054:List of rivers of Arizona
780:, fruit, and vegetables.
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228:33.38111°N 112.31306°W
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1716:Little Colorado River
1585:Little Colorado River
1412:"History and Culture"
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233:33.38111; -112.31306
156:33.73889; -110.22556
2014:Bill Williams River
1910:San Francisco River
1595:San Francisco River
1489:Video of Salt River
1484:Arizona Lake Levels
880:Rutherford B. Hayes
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1862:Black River
1829:White River
1824:Tonto Creek
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2198:Gila River
1981:Salt River
1971:Gila River
1943:Tyson Wash
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1900:Blue River
1867:Gila River
1819:Salt River
1809:Negro Wash
1794:Gila River
1628:Black Draw
1605:Zuni River
1560:Blue River
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876:Río Salado
848:Río Saludo
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657:Four Peaks
460:Rio Salado
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433:Blau Fluss
427:Assumption
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384:Va Shly'ay
366:Hakanyacha
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1857:Ash Creek
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1018:See also
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