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United States Power Squadrons® Phoenix Sail and Power Squadron
District 28
Sail and Power Boating
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REGIONAL BOATING
Arizona has over 150,000 registered boats. Besides the few small natural lakes in the areas above 6000 feet elevation, several man-made lakes serve as the primary recreational boating sites. Many of the larger lakes are also served by one or more marinas. Several members of the Phoenix Sail and Power Squadron also operate sail and power boats out of yacht clubs and marinas in Southern California.
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ARIZONA BOATING LAKES
LAKE
SURFACE AREA (ACRES) Alamo 17,100 Apache** 2,656 Bartlett** 2,775 Canyon** 974 Havasu* 20,400 Horseshoe** 2,762 Mead* 162,700 Mohave* 28,800 Pleasant** 12,040 Powell* 170,560 Roosevelt** 17,315 Saguaro* 1,264 San Carlos 19,985 * Lakes of the Colorado River system
** Lakes nearby the metropolitan Phoenix area.
All these lakes contribute to the state's residential, industrial, and agricultural water supply and levels can vary significantly throughout the year. Lakes Mohave and Havasu are diversion basins and their level remains relatively constant. Lake Powell may vary upwards of 50 feet during an exceptional heavy spring run-off. For information on lake level conditions they can be found on the following websites:
Arizona Game & Fish Department Lake Levels and River Flow (updated weekly)
Salt And Verde River Lakes (updated daily except weekends - includes launch ramp depths)
Lake Pleasant Water Levels (live, click on the Wadell Dam Operations link)
Arizona Real Time Stream Flows (live)
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