Amistad Reservoir

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Amistad Reservoir is a large man-made lake on the Rio Grande at the U.S.–Mexico border, known for recreation, fishing, and water storage.

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Amistad Reservoir canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international reservoir
reservoir
borderedBy Del Rio, Texas NERFINISHED
country Mexico
United States of America
createdBy Amistad Dam NERFINISHED
formedBy impoundment of the Devils River
impoundment of the Pecos River
impoundment of the Rio Grande
governingBody International Boundary and Water Commission NERFINISHED
hasPart Amistad National Recreation Area NERFINISHED
inception 1969
knownFor clear water
limestone canyons
prehistoric rock art sites in surrounding area
locatedIn Coahuila NERFINISHED
U.S.–Mexico border region NERFINISHED
Val Verde County, Texas NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver Rio Grande NERFINISHED
Río Bravo del Norte NERFINISHED
managedBy United States National Park Service NERFINISHED
maxDepth over 200 feet
over 60 meters
nameMeaning friendship in Spanish
near Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila NERFINISHED
opened 1969
partOf Rio Grande basin NERFINISHED
popularFor catfish fishing
largemouth bass fishing
striped bass fishing
purpose flood control
hydroelectric power generation
irrigation water supply
municipal water supply
recreation
sport fishing
water storage
sharedBetween Mexico NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
surfaceArea approximately 262 square kilometers
approximately 64,900 acres
usedFor boating
camping
hunting in surrounding areas
scuba diving
swimming
water skiing
waterBodyType freshwater lake

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Devils River flowsInto Amistad Reservoir
Pecos River dischargesInto Amistad Reservoir
Del Rio locatedNear Amistad Reservoir