What Are the Directional Dividing Streets in Las Vegas?

We just relocated to Vegas from upstate New York (love the weather here!) and though we've visited many times, we're just now starting to learn our way around the rest of the city. Can you tell me what are the roads in Las Vegas that divide street addresses by north, south, east, and west?

The numbering system is divided by the following streets.

Westcliff Drive, US 95, Fremont Street, and Charleston Boulevard account for the north-south designation.

Las Vegas Boulevard South divides the east-west streets, from the far south end of the Strip up to near the Stratosphere. From there, Main Street determines the east-west dividing line all the way to the North Las Vegas border. From there, Goldfield Street divides east and west.

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Dave_Miller_DJTB Apr-12-2023

Maps

While this has nothing to do with the question, I created maps of the Las Vegas area, highlighting the casinos, main roads, and some non-casino points of interest. People, particularly tourists, have told me that these maps a more useful than many of the other maps they've seen.

http://davemillergaming.com/maps.html

Bob Apr-12-2023

NICE!

Well done David Miller! and very up to date, even including the F1 Track

Mike Apr-12-2023

Useful Streets in LV

Maryland Parkway may be my #1 pick for road usefulness when I'm in LV.  Turn left on Carson for easy access to downtown Fremont while avoiding the Strip and the spaghetti mess near DT.  Maryland Pky also lets you dip in and out of the strip from Tropicana (MGM Grand area) to Sahara (Strat north strip area).

alohafri Apr-12-2023

Maps

As a soon-to-be resident, I thank you for posting that Dave! As someone leaving the comfort of the Chicago area grid system, this will come in handy.

kennethross Apr-12-2023

Nice maps!

 Thanks for sharing those, Dave.

Vegas Fan Apr-12-2023

Thanks Dave Miller

I've already saved them to Google drive. Especially helpful is the one with the"locals"casinos.

rokgpsman Apr-12-2023

Helpful maps

@DaveMiller

rokgpsman Apr-12-2023

Helpful maps

@DaveMiller

Helpful maps especially for tourists!
Thanks!

(fail on my prev post attempt)

Vickar Apr-12-2023

Maps

Thanks Dave. Great maps.

VegasROX Apr-12-2023

Dave map link

Dave, is it OK to post your link into a group when folks are asking questions that your map may help answer.  Thanks

Dave_Miller_DJTB Apr-12-2023

WOW. Thanks!

I didn't expect to get this much response to my maps. Thanks a lot.

Links? Sure! Post a link to my website or to my maps page.

FYI: Download the maps for personal use, but please don't download and repost the maps themselves.

By the way, I'm not a Vegas local. I kinda made these maps for myself.

Feel free to email suggestions or corrections to the address at the bottom of those pages.

Thanks.

Jon Anderson Apr-12-2023

maps

well done dave...very useful and easy to use...very informative... thx so much good sir...

Peter Bijlsma Apr-12-2023

Las Vegas cities and towns map

It would be very useful to have a map showing the exact city and town borders. USPS considers everything to be Las Vegas except Henderson and North Las Vegas. But especially for new residents it's important to know where they are because the cities and Clark County have different utility companies, zoning/planning/building departments, police and fire departments.

For example the north side of Sahara Avenue is serviced by Las Vegas Fire & Rescue, but properties across the street are in the town of Winchester which is covered by the Clark County Fire Department. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department deals with both sides of the street though. Only Henderson and North Las Vegas have their own police department. It's very confusing, even for locals.

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