Big Lake:has a surface area of 450 acres and is elevated at 9,000 ft above sea level.
Chevelon Canyon Lake : is situated at a height of 6,300 feet in Northern Arizona, about 15 miles west of the community of Heber-Overgaard.
Kinnikinick Lake: covers 126 acres, lies 7,040 feet above sea level, and is located 38 miles southeast of Flagstaff, Northern Arizona.
Blue Ridge Reservoir:sits at an elevation of more than 6,720 feet above sea level. The lake is cared for by the Coconino National Forest division and is located in the Mogollon Rim region.
Lake Havasu:which has 60 miles of navigable canals along the state’s northwest border. Spring breakers enjoy it because they can party on the water and at Lake Havasu State Park’s.
Mormon Lake:can be found in Pleasant Valley in Northern Arizona. The lake typically has a size of 600 acres, making it one of Northern Arizona’s largest lakes but not the state’s largest.
Mormon Lake:can be found in Pleasant Valley in Northern Arizona. The lake typically has a size of 600 acres, making it one of Northern Arizona’s largest lakes but not the state’s largest.
Lake Mohave:The lake’s 26,500 acres of water surface makes it impressive. It is 8.69 billion cubic feet (246.1 million cubic meters) and is 75 feet (23 meters) deep.
Lake Powell:is situated on the Colorado River about 205 miles north of Flagstaff in Northern Arizona and extends up into southern Utah.
Willow Springs Lake:In Northern Arizona, at the top of the Mogollon Rim and about 23 miles east of Payson, lies Willow Springs Lake.