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Topock Gorge at the top, Parker Dam at the bottom and Lake Havasu City in between make 45 miles of the Colorado River on the Arizona-California line. That’s the outline on everything here.
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Topock Gorge at the top, Parker Dam at the bottom and Lake Havasu City in between make 45 miles of the Colorado River on the Arizona-California line. That’s the outline on everything here.
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Lake Havasu, as we draw it
The outline runs from Topock Gorge to Parker Dam. Every piece here uses this same drawing.
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Lake Havasu facts, with sources
- States and counties
- Arizona (Mohave County) and California (San Bernardino County)
- River
- Colorado River
- Dam
- Parker Dam, built 1934-1938
- Dam built by
- U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
- Surface area
- Nearly 20,390 acres
- Length
- About 45 miles
Sources: en.wikipedia.org, usbr.gov
Questions about Lake Havasu
Where is Lake Havasu?
Lake Havasu is on the Colorado River along the border of Mohave County, Arizona, and San Bernardino County, California. Lake Havasu City is on the Arizona side.
What dam created Lake Havasu?
Parker Dam, built by the Bureau of Reclamation between 1934 and 1938. Reclamation calls it the deepest dam in the world because 73 percent of its 320-foot height is below the original riverbed.
How big is Lake Havasu?
Reclamation describes it as about 45 miles long, covering nearly 20,390 acres and storing up to 648,000 acre-feet of water.
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