Views of the River

Views of the River

Aerial Views of the Salt and Gila River, March 27, 2023

Above is aerial footage of the Salt and Gila River corridor filmed on March 27, 2023 courtesy of Arizona State University’s University City Exchange. Video taken by Bryan Baker. Due to increased snow melt, the flows in the corridor have been higher than average requiring additional Salt River Project (SRP) water releases from upstream dams. As the snow melt continues additional releases may be necessary. For more information about the watershed and dam releases, visit the SRP website.

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SALT RIVER PIMA-MARICOPA INDIAN COMMUNITY
CITY OF MESA
CITY OF TEMPE
CITY OF PHOENIX
GILA RIVER INDIAN RESERVATION
CITY OF AVONDALE
CITY OF GOODYEAR
CITY OF BUCKEYE

SRP Aerial Views 2022

Below are approximate aerial views of tribal and municipal boundaries of the Salt and Gila River corridor showing the unusually high water levels of the river and the impact on different areas of the river corridor.

Rio Reimagined March 2022
Tres Rios

River Site Location Photos

Below are photos of the Salt and Gila River corridor.

Estrella Mountain Regional Park

Base & Meridian

Tempe Town Lake

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