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Waterways: This new man-made lake in the otherwise dry riverbed of the Salt River is the result of inflated dams at each end along the banks of the City of Tempe. The dams are designed to deflate in the event that Salt River Project, the dam project in the mountains that retains the Valley's water storage, needs to release water downstream. The City of Tempe plans to construct office buildings, retail centers, dining, and other amenities along the shores of the lake. A paved pedestrian corridor has already been installed around a large portion of the lake. The Tempe Beach Park along the lakes south shore has a dock with boat rentals and light concessions. The park also features a sandy "beach" area and a large grass lawn for recreation and entertainment. Tempe holds events at the park throughout the year including a Fourth of July Celebration over the lake and a New Year's Eve Party with live entertainment. Acres: NA To Get There: For more information about Tempe Town Lake call, or visit online, the following contacts. City of Tempe
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