Arizona Divide, AZ

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"We saw the sign tonight on Interstate 40 - west of Flagstaff. Thanks for letting us know what it meant." (Submitted Jul. 31, 2012) "Right around mile m/arker 186. Just passed it on i40" (Submitted Jul. 5, 2010) "The AZ Divide defines the watershed & changes the direction of the flow of water from north & east to south & west. Drainages west flow to the Gila & Salt Rivers, drainages to the Eastflow into the Little Colorado River." (Submitted Apr. 9, 2010) "The AZ Divide is much like the Continental Divide. It is a high point that defines the watershed & changes the direction of the flow of water from south & east to south & west." (Submitted Sep. 28, 2009) "why is there a sign on the I-40 for this ridge? I have never seen a similar sign. What makes this one so important?" (Submitted Jun. 24, 2009) Your comment or tip about this location: (Optional) Upload a photo taken at this location: Submit

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Building: Riordan Railroad Station

Crossing: West Flagstaff Interchange , Riordan Overpass , A One Mountain Interchange

Gap: Black Pass

Lake: Dry Lake , Rogers Lake

Locale: Aspen Spring Ranch

Park: Lindbergh Spring Roadside Park

Populated Place: Riordan

Reservoir: Montoya Tank , Quarry Sink , Griffiths Tank , Home Tank , Lake Tank , Fisher Tank , Budweiser Tank , Doyle Tank , Auza Tanks , Aspen Spring Tank , Black Pass Tank , Tree Tank , Tule Tank , Black Pass Tank , Sedimentation Tank , Jack Tank

Ridge: Woody Ridge , Arizona Divide

Spring: Landon Spring , Garden Spring , Griffiths Spring , Woody Spring , Limbergh Spring , Tappen Spring , Fishers Spring

Summit: Woody Mountain , Le Barron Hill

Tower: KVNA-AM (Flagstaff)

Well: Flagstaff City Well One , Flagstaff City Well Two , Flagstaff City Well Three , Flagstaff City Well Four , Flagstaff City Well Five