Colorado River at Parker

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The Colorado River at Parker is a stretch of the river along the Arizona–California border near the town of Parker, known for recreation, water management infrastructure, and serving as a key crossing point between the two states.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
river reach
downstreamOf Parker Dam
flowsThrough Lower Colorado River Valley near Parker
formsBorderBetween Arizona
California
hasActivity camping along riverbanks
riverfront resort operations
tourism
hasFeature desert riparian corridor
navigable channel for small craft
riverfront recreation areas
hasInfrastructure Parker Dam
bridges
levees
water diversion works
hasUse boating
fishing
irrigation supply
municipal water supply
recreation
water sports
isCrossedBy Parker bridge between Arizona and California
isCrossingPointBetween Arizona
California
isImportantFor Arizona water users
California water users
isKnownFor being a key Arizona–California crossing point
intensive recreational boating
isManagedBy U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
isManagedFor flood control
water allocation
isSegmentOf Lower Colorado River
linked to: Colorado River
locatedIn Arizona
California
United States
near Parker, Arizona
Parker, Arizona–California border
partOf Colorado River
upstreamOf Imperial Dam region

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California State Route 62 crosses Colorado River at Parker
Parker, Arizona borderFeature Colorado River forms part of Arizona–California border near Parker
linked to: Colorado River at Parker
Colorado River at Parker flowsThrough Lower Colorado River Valley near Parker
linked to: Colorado River at Parker