Anzalduas Diversion, southcentral Texas

Anzalduas Diversion Dam on the Rio Grande River in Hidalgo County, Texas is used for irrigation and flood control purposes. Construction was completed in 1960. It has a normal surface area of 2 square miles. It is owned by the International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC).

 

Anzalduas Diversion, also known as None, formerly None is concrete. The core is concrete. The foundation is rock. Its height is 23 feet with a length of 524 feet. Maximum discharge is 130000 cubic feet per second. Its capacity is 16400 acre feet. Normal storage is 10340 acre feet. It drains an area of 176112 square miles.

 

 

Lakes, Dams, and Recreational Facilities Near Anzalduas Diversion

0 miles from Anzalduas DiversionAnzalduas Channel Dam 6 miles from Anzalduas DiversionBoeye Reservoir Levee 9 miles from Anzalduas DiversionInternational Museum of Art and Science 12 miles from Anzalduas DiversionSanta Ana National Wildlife Refuge 13 miles from Anzalduas DiversionLa Joya Lake 15 miles from Anzalduas DiversionDonna Reservoir No 2 Levee 16 miles from Anzalduas DiversionDonna Reservoir No 1 Levee 18 miles from Anzalduas DiversionHidalgo Id No 1 Reservoir Levee 19 miles from Anzalduas DiversionRetamal Channel Dam 19 miles from Anzalduas DiversionRetamal Diversion 20 miles from Anzalduas DiversionLake Edinburg 20 miles from Anzalduas DiversionLake Edinburg

 

 

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