Nevada Road Map
A Paved Road Winds Through the Nevada Desert
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Nevada Interstate Highways
Nevada's Interstate Highways connect its major cities and facilitate travel between Nevada and its neighboring states. I-15 crosses southern Nevada, passing through Las Vegas, while I-80 traverses northern Nevada, passing through Reno. Two auxiliary Interstate Highways, I-215 and I-515, connect Las Vegas' southeastern suburbs with I-15.
Nevada Scenic Routes
Following what was once a course for the Pony Express, the 350-mile stretch of Route 50 from Lake Tahoe to Ely winds through some of the remote desert of central Nevada and has been called the "Loneliest Road in America". It begins along the eastern shore of the breathtaking lake, and travels through the state capital of Carson City, as well as the cities of Dayton, Fallon, Austin, and Eureka. The latter is a well-preserved mining town that sits at an elevation of 7,484 feet and is home to ancient petroglyphs. More information about scenic roads in Nevada is available on this America's Byways: Nevada page.
Nevada Road Travel Resources
For more information about Nevada's roads and transportation infrastructure, visit the Nevada Department of Transportation website. For Nevada road traffic conditions, visit the Federal Highway Administration's Nevada Traffic Information page.
Nevada-Map.org is a State Maps reference source.