Morelos Dam

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The Morelos Dam is the final dam on the Colorado River. It was built in 1950 in the town of Los Algodones, Baja California.

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Dams and aqueducts (see US Bureau of Reclamation)	Shadow Mountain Dam • Granby Dam • Glen Canyon Dam • Hoover Dam • Davis Dam • Parker Dam • Palo Verde Diversion Dam • Imperial Dam • Laguna Dam • Morelos Dam • Colorado River Aqueduct • San Diego Aqueduct • Central Arizona Project • All-American Canal • Coachella Canal • Redwall Dam

Natural features	Colorado River • Rocky Mountains • Colorado River Basin • Grand Lake • Sonoran Desert • Mojave Desert • Imperial Valley • Colorado Plateau • Black Canyon • Glen Canyon • Glenwood Canyon • Gore Canyon • Grand Canyon • Marble Canyon • New River • Paria Canyon • Ruby Canyon • Westwater Canyon • Gulf of California/Sea of Cortez • Salton Sea

Tributaries	Blue River • Dirty Devil River • Dolores River • Escalante River • Eagle River • Fraser River • Gila River • Green River • Gunnison River • Kanab Creek • Little Colorado River • Paria River • Roaring Fork River • San Juan River • Virgin River• Williams Fork River

Major reservoirs	Fontenelle Reservoir • Flaming Gorge Reservoir • Taylor Park Reservoir • Navajo Reservoir • Lake Powell • Lake Mead • Lake Mohave • Lake Havasu

Dependent states	Arizona • California • Colorado • Nevada • New Mexico • Utah • Wyoming (See: Colorado River Compact)

Designated areas	Arches National Park • Canyonlands National Park • Colorado National Monument • Dead Horse Point State Park • Glen Canyon National Recreation Area • Grand Canyon National Park • Lake Mead National Recreation Area• Rocky Mountain National Park

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