AMAFCA Facilities

AMAFCA owns and maintains 69 miles of channels, both improved and natural, nine miles of underground facilities, and seven miles of dikes and diversion structures. AMAFCA also owns and maintains 35 flood control dams throughout the greater Albuquerque area, and a number of storm water quality facilities. AMAFCA controls more than 4,000 acres within its boundaries, much of which is made available for joint use such as bike trails, recreational fields, equestrian areas, hang glide landing areas, open space, wildlife habitat, and golf courses.

Facility Maintenance

Drainage facilities in the Albuquerque area are owned and maintained by a number of agencies, including AMAFCA, the City of Albuquerque, Bernalillo County, and others. AMAFCA's Interactive Facilities Map is color-coded to show which agency is responsible for each facility. Blue=AMAFCA, Red=City of Albuquerque, Purple=Bernalillo County, Brown=NMDOT, and Gold=MRGCD. See this page for further information.