Editing Murray, Utah (section)

=== Hydrology ===
The [[Jordan River (Utah)|Jordan River]] is the largest water feature within Murray. It traverses the western edge of Murray, where it eventually reaches the [[Great Salt Lake]]. Murray administers a trail and green area that borders the river through the whole city. Big Cottonwood and Little Cottonwood Creeks join the Jordan River within Murray boundaries, following routes between properties, along streets, and through parks and open spaces. Significant wetlands adjoin the river and these two creeks.<ref name="ReferenceB" />

Murray contains only small lakes. Willow Pond and Turner Pond are the largest natural lakes within the city limits. Willow Pond is the only lake that permits public access, and is stocked with fish. Several man-made lakes have been created in the ''[[Lynn Pett]] Murray Parkway'' and ''Mick Riley Golf Courses''. Other lakes are small and are contained within Murray's wetland areas.<ref name="ReferenceB" />