Verde River

The Verde River is the north and northwestern watershed of the Salt River–Verde River Watershed that co-join and enter the  Gila River at Phoenix, Arizona located in the U.S. state of Arizona. It is approximately 170 mi (273.5 km) long and carries a mean flow of 1120 ft³/s (31.7 m³/s) at its mouth with the Salt River making it one of the largest perennial rivers within the state.
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Coconino National Forest
2323 East Greenlaw Lane
Flagstaff, Arizona 86004-1890

Tonto National Forest
2324 East McDowell Road
Phoenix, Arizona 85006

Prescott National Forest
344 South Cortez Street
Prescott, Arizona 86303-4398
Designated Reach: August 28, 1984.
Scenic River Area: The northern boundary of the Scenic River Area is the section line between Section 26 and 27, T13N, R5E, Gila-Salt River meridian. The southern boundary is the boundary of the Mazatzal Wilderness which is within Section 11, T11N, R6E.

Dog-leg Chute, Scenic River Area
Wild River Area: The northern boundary of the Wild River Area is the boundary of the Mazatzal Wilderness which is within Section 11, T11N, R6E. The southern boundary is at the confluence of Red Creek with the Verde River within Section 34, T9 l/2N, R6E.

Wild River Area
Classification/Mileage: Wild -- 35.7 kilometers/22.2 miles; Scenic -- 29.5 kilometers/18.3 miles; Total -- 65.2 kilometers/40.5 miles.
The Scenic River Area contains approximately 2,277 hectares (5,692 acres). The Scenic River Area is 50% within the Coconino National Forest, 38% within the Prescott National Forest, and 12% within the Tonto National Forest. The Wild River Area contains approximately 2,730 hectares (6,824 acres). The Wild River Area is 7% within the Coconino National Forest and 93% within the Tonto National Forest.
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