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Anchor text: Gila River
Target Entity: Gila_River
Preceding Context: In Arizona, the Colorado passes Lee's Ferry, the official dividing point of the Upper and Lower Colorado River Basins, before swinging south then west through the Grand Canyon. Below Lake Mead – the largest man-made lake in the U.S., formed by Hoover Dam at the junction of Arizona, Nevada and Utah – the river turns sharply south. As it enters the Lower Colorado River Valley, the Colorado delineates the Arizona–Nevada and Arizona–California borders and is impounded by a series of dams, including Imperial Dam, where most of its flow is diverted into the All-American Canal to irrigate the Imperial Valley in California. Below the confluence with the
Succeeding Context: the Colorado forms a short stretch of the Mexico–United States border before passing entirely into Mexico. It empties into the Gulf of California via a large estuary, the Colorado River Delta, about south of Yuma, Arizona.
Paragraph Title: Course
Source Page: Colorado River

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