Businesses and Places in Nevada

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Nevada Facts and Information

   
Abbreviation NV
Capital Carson City
Size Total (Land + Water) 110,561 sq miles; Land Only 109,826 sq miles
Number of Counties 17
Time Zone Pacific Time Zone, Mountain Time Zone
Bordering States Arizona, California, Idaho, Oregon, Utah
Highest Point Boundary Peak, 13,147 feet
National Parks Great Basin National Park
Population (2015) 2,890,845
Population Density 26.3 people / square mile
Area Codes 702, 775
Top 5 Cities (2010 population) Las Vegas (588,274)
Henderson (264,839)
North Las Vegas (223,873)
Reno (222,801)
Sunrise Manor (191,007)
Statehood October 31, 1864
Electoral Votes 6
Governor Official Nevada Governor Website
U. S. Senators List of U. S. Senators From Nevada
U. S. Representatives List of U. S. Representatives From Nevada
Senators List of Nevada State Senators
Assembly Members List of Nevada State Assembly Members
Government Official Site
Constitution Nevada State Constitution
Road Conditions Nevada Road Conditions
Quarter Issue Date January 31, 2006
Animal Desert bighorn sheep
Artifact Tule Duck Decoy
Bird Mountain bluebird
Colors Silver and blue
Fish Lahontan cutthroat trout
Flower Sagebrush
Fossil Ichthyosaur
Grass Indian ricegrass
Insect Vivid dancer damselfly
Locomotives Engine No. 40
March Silver State Fanfare
Metal Silver
Motto All For Our Country and Battle Born
Nickname Sagebrush State; Silver State; Battle Born State
Precious Gemstone Virgin Valley black fire opal
Reptile Desert tortoise
Rock Sandstone
Semiprecious Gemstone Nevada turquoise
Soil Orovada soil series
Song Home Means Nevada
Tree Bristlecone pine and the single-leaf pinon
NCAA Division I Schools UNLV (Mountain West)
University of Nevada, Reno (Mountain West)
Gas Tax $0.3385 / Gallon
Cigarette Tax $1.80 / Pack
Tourist Attractions Las Vegas Strip A stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard South in Las Vegas known for its high concentration of casinos.
Tourist Attractions Red Rock Canyon National conservation area located to the west of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Fremont Street Experience Entertainment and gaming destination in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Lake Mead Reservoir southwest of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions High Roller 550-foot tall Ferris wheel on the Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Count's Kustoms Auto restoration service offering a showroom for public tours, located in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Lake Tahoe Large freshwater lake on the Nevada-California border.
Tourist Attractions Mob Museum Museum of organized crime and law enforcement, located in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Adventuredome Amusement park at the Circus Circus Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Mount Charleston Mountain peak in Clark County, Las Vegas.
Tourist Attractions Hoover Dam Dam located southeast of Las Vegas on the border of Nevada and Arizona.
Tourist Attractions Neon Museum Museum featuring signs from old casinos and other outdoor displays, located in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Great Basin National Park National park in eastern Nevada near the Utah border.
Tourist Attractions Pyramid Lake Large natural lake northeast of Reno, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay Aquarium in the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Stratosphere Tower 1,149-foot observation tower in the Stratosphere Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Valley of Fire State Park State park in Moapa Valley, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Pinball Hall of Fame Pinball museum in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions National Automobile Museum Automobile museum in Reno, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions Botanical Gardens at Bellagio Botanical garden in the Ballagio in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Tourist Attractions The Grand Canal Shoppes Shopping mall inside The Venetian and The Palazzo in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Fun Facts The name Nevada comes from Sierra Nevada, a Spanish term meaning snow-covered mountain range.
Fun Facts Las Vegas, Nevada has more hotel rooms than any other city on earth. As of 2016, 10 out of the top 15 biggest hotels in the world are in Las Vegas.
Fun Facts Lake Tahoe, located along the border between California and Nevada, is the largest alpine lake in North America. It is the second deepest lake in the United States.
Fun Facts Nevada has more hot springs than any other state in the country, with more than 300 occurring naturally.
Fun Facts Nevada is the driest state in the nation with an average annual rainfall of 9.5 inches.
Fun Facts In March 19, 1931, Governor Fred Balzar signed into law Assembly Bill 98, which legalizing gambling in the Nevada.
Fun Facts In 1931, the Pair-O-Dice Club was the first casino to open in Nevada.
Fun Facts Nevada is the largest gold-producing state in the United States.
Fun Facts The longest Morse Code telegram ever sent was the Nevada state constitution. Sent from Carson City to Washington D.C. in 1864, it was sent over two days and cost $4,303.27.
Name Origin Spanish: “snowcapped”
Residents Names Nevadan, Nevadian
Tourism Office Website www.travelnevada.com
Tourism Office Phone Number 800-NEVADA-8

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