Service Areas

Here is a list of the notable cities, towns, and communities within 100 miles of Las Vegas, Nevada, categorized for clarity.

Major Suburban Cities & Populated Areas (Within the Las Vegas Valley)

These are all part of the greater Las Vegas metropolitan area.

· Henderson (Directly SE of Las Vegas)

· North Las Vegas (Directly North of Las Vegas)

· Summerlin (Master-planned community on the west side)

· Spring Valley (Heavily populated area west of the Strip)

· Paradise (Unincorporated town that contains the Las Vegas Strip)

· Enterprise (Unincorporated area south of Las Vegas)

Notable Nevada Towns & Cities (Outside the Valley)

These are distinct communities with their own identities.

· Pahrump, NV (~60 miles West) - A large town in a separate valley known for wineries and ranches.

· Boulder City, NV (~20 miles Southeast) - Known for the Hoover Dam and as the only Nevada city that prohibits gambling.

· Mesquite, NV (~80 miles Northeast) - A growing retirement and golf community along I-15.

· Moapa Valley, NV (Includes Overton and Logandale, ~60 miles Northeast) - A farming community near Valley of Fire State Park.

· Goodsprings, NV (~35 miles Southwest) - A historic mining ghost town.

· Searchlight, NV (~60 miles South) - A historic mining town, birthplace of Harry Reid.

· Jean, NV (~25 miles South) - Primarily known for casinos and a major outlet mall near the California border.

· Primm, NV (~40 miles South) - A small casino resort town on the CA/NV border.

California Communities (Within 100 Miles)

The radius extends significantly into San Bernardino County, CA.

· Baker, CA (~90 miles Southwest) - Gateway to Death Valley National Park and home of the world's tallest thermometer.

· Cal-Nev-Ari, CA (~65 miles South) - A tiny, privately-owned town in the desert.

· Nipton, CA (~70 miles South) - An eco-tourism ghost town experience.

· Tecopa, CA (~80 miles West) - A small community known for its natural hot springs.

· Shoshone, CA (~95 miles West) - A small village at the edge of Death Valley National Park.

Arizona Communities (Within 100 Miles)

The radius just clips the northwestern corner of Arizona.

· Littlefield, AZ (~85 miles Southeast) - A small community on I-15.

· Beaver Dam, AZ (~90 miles Southeast) - A small, scattered community.

· The Arizona Strip - This is a vast, remote, and largely unpopulated region. There are no major towns, but it includes landmarks like the Mount Trumbull area.

Key Landmarks and Destinations within this Radius:

· Hoover Dam (~30 miles Southeast)

· Lake Mead National Recreation Area (Throughout the area East of Las Vegas)

· Valley of Fire State Park (~50 miles Northeast)

· Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area (~15 miles West)

· Death Valley National Park (The eastern edges are within 100 miles)

· Mojave National Preserve, CA (The eastern portions are within the radius)

· Mount Charleston (~35 miles Northwest) - The highest peak in the area, often with snow in winter.