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Geography & Demographics

State Abbreviation	NV
State Capital	Carson City
State 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
Tallest Building	Resorts World Las Vegas in Winchester[d], 679 feet
Largest Stadium	Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, capacity 65,000
National Parks	Great Basin National Park
State Population (2020)	3,104,614
State Population Density	28.3 people / square mile
Area Codes	702, 775
Top 5 Cities (2020 population)	Las Vegas (662,368) Henderson (329,172) North Las Vegas (260,098) Reno (259,290) Sparks (106,900)

Government & Legislature

Statehood	October 31, 1864
Electoral Votes	6
State Flag
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
State Senators	List of Nevada State Senators
State Assembly Members	List of Nevada State Assembly Members
State Government	Official Site
State Constitution	Nevada State Constitution
Same-Sex Marriage Legalization Date	October 9, 2014
Road Conditions	Nevada Road Conditions
State Quarter Issue Date	January 31, 2006

State Symbols

State Animal	Desert bighorn sheep
State Artifact	Tule Duck Decoy
State Bird	Mountain bluebird
State Colors	Silver and blue
State Fish	Lahontan cutthroat trout
State Flower	Sagebrush
State Fossil	Ichthyosaur
State Grass	Indian ricegrass
State Insect	Vivid dancer damselfly
State Locomotives	Engine No. 40
State March	Silver State Fanfare
State Metal	Silver
State Motto	All For Our Country and Battle Born
State Nickname	Sagebrush State; Silver State; Battle Born State
State Precious Gemstone	Virgin Valley black fire opal
State Reptile	Desert tortoise
State Rock	Sandstone
State Semiprecious Gemstone	Nevada turquoise
State Soil	Orovada soil series
State Song	Home Means Nevada
State Tree	Bristlecone pine and the single-leaf pinon

Sports Teams

Major Sports Teams	NFL: Las Vegas Raiders NHL: Vegas Golden Knights
NCAA Division I Schools	UNLV (Mountain West) University of Nevada, Reno (Mountain West)

Table Tennis Clubs in Nevada

City	Table Tennis Club
Las Vegas	Las Vegas Table Tennis Club
Las Vegas	Lee's Table Tennis Club
Reno	Reno Sparks Table Tennis Club

Popular Tourist Attractions

Adventuredome: Amusement park at the Circus Circus Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Botanical Gardens at Bellagio: Botanical garden in the Ballagio in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Count's Kustoms: Auto restoration service offering a showroom for public tours, located in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Fremont Street Experience: Entertainment and gaming destination in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada.
Great Basin National Park: National park in eastern Nevada near the Utah border.
High Roller: 550-foot tall Ferris wheel on the Las Vegas Strip in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Hoover Dam: Dam located southeast of Las Vegas on the border of Nevada and Arizona.
Lake Mead: Reservoir southwest of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Lake Tahoe: Large freshwater lake on the Nevada-California border.
Las Vegas Strip: A stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard South in Las Vegas known for its high concentration of casinos.
Mob Museum: Museum of organized crime and law enforcement, located in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Mount Charleston: Mountain peak in Clark County, Las Vegas.
National Automobile Museum: Automobile museum in Reno, Nevada.
Neon Museum: Museum featuring signs from old casinos and other outdoor displays, located in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Pinball Hall of Fame: Pinball museum in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Pyramid Lake: Large natural lake northeast of Reno, Nevada.
Red Rock Canyon: National conservation area located to the west of Las Vegas, Nevada.
Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay: Aquarium in the Mandalay Bay Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.
SkyPod & Observation Deck: Formerly Stratosphere Tower, a 1,149-foot observation tower in the STRAT Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Grand Canal Shoppes: Shopping mall inside The Venetian and The Palazzo in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Valley of Fire State Park: State park in Moapa Valley, Nevada.

Festivals and Events

Top festivals and events in Nevada. They are listed in approximate order of when they take place during the year.

Festival / Event	When	Location
Carson Valley Hot Air For Hope Balloon Festival	May	Lampe Park, Gardnerville
Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC) Las Vegas	May	Las Vegas
Nevada State Fair	June	Carson City
Reno Rodeo	June	Reno
Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival	July to August	Incline Village
Burning Man	Late August to early September	Black Rock City
Nugget Rib Cook-Off	Late August to early September	Sparks
Las Vegas Greek Food Festival	September	Las Vegas
The Great Reno Balloon Race	September	Reno
Pahrump Balloon Festival	November	Pahrump
National Finals Rodeo (NFR)	December	Las Vegas

Popular Iconic Nevada Foods

Nevada is famous for the following foods:

Shrimp Cocktail
Chateaubriand
All-You-Can-Eat Sushi
Buffet Food
Prime Rib
Navada-style Chili
Basque-style Picon Punch

Famous People Born In Nevada

Famous Actors And Actresses

Thomas Dekker
Matthew Gray Gubler
Jena Malone

Nevada Fun Facts

· The name Nevada comes from Sierra Nevada, a Spanish term meaning snow-covered mountain range.

· 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.

· 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.

· Nevada has more hot springs than any other state in the country, with more than 300 occurring naturally.

· Nevada is the driest state in the nation with an average annual rainfall of 9.5 inches.

· In March 19, 1931, Governor Fred Balzar signed into law Assembly Bill 98, which legalizing gambling in the Nevada.

· In 1931, the Pair-O-Dice Club was the first casino to open in Nevada.

· Nevada is the largest gold-producing state in the United States.

· 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.

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