Clark County, Nevada
There are 17 counties in the state of Nevada. Clark County (7,881 sq mi) was formed in 1908 and was named after William Andrews Clark, the US Senator from Montana who established the railroad between Los Angeles and Salt Lake City. Two million people (70 percent of the population of the state of Nevada) live in Clark County (2008). The county seat is in Las Vegas.
(LVV indicates Las Vegas valley.)
Incorporated Cities
- Boulder City
- Henderson (LVV)
- Las Vegas (LVV)
- North Las Vegas (LVV)
- Mesquite
Unincorporated Areas
- Blue Diamond
- Bunkerville
- Cactus Springs
- Cal-Nev-Ari
- Cold Creek
- Corn Creek
- Coyote Springs
- Enterprise (LVV)
- Glendale
- Goodsprings
- Indian Springs
- Jean
- Laughlin
- Logandale
- Lone Mountain (LVV)
- Moapa Town
- Mount Charleston
- Mountain Spring
- Nelson
- Overton
- Paradise (LVV)
- Primm
- Riverside
- Sandy Valley
- Searchlight
- Sloan
- Spring Valley (LVV)
- Summerlin South (LVV)
- Sunrise Manor (LVV)
- Warm Springs
- Whitney (LVV)
- Winchester (LVV)
Federal Land
- Creech Air Force Base
- Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest
- Lake Mead National Recreation Area
- Mount Charleston Wilderness Area
- Nellis Air Force Base (LVV)
- Spring Mountains National Recreation Area
