List of Nevada state highways

Highway names
State Route shield
Interstates:	Interstate X (I-X)
US Routes:	U.S. Route X (US X)
State:	State Route X (SR X)

The following is a list of all past and present state maintained highways and other regionally significant highways located in the U.S. state of Nevada. All active numbered highways (including Interstates, U.S. Routes and State Routes) in this list are maintained by the Nevada Department of Transportation, except for the portions of Interstate 215 and where otherwise stated.

1 Interstate Routes
2 United States Routes
- 2.1 Current
- 2.2 Former
3 Nevada State Routes
- 3.1 Current numbering system (1976-present)
- 3.2 Previous numbering system (1917-1976)
4 Other highways
5 References
6 External links

Interstate Routes

	Interstate 15
	Interstate 215
	Interstate 515

	Interstate 80
	Interstate 580

United States Routes

Current

	U.S. Route 6
	U.S. Route 50
	U.S. Route 50 Alternate

	U.S. Route 93
	U.S. Route 93 Alternate

	U.S. Route 95
	U.S. Route 95 Alternate
	U.S. Route 395

Former

These U.S. Routes were mostly replaced in Nevada by Interstate routes. All were officially removed from the state highway system by 1978.

	U.S. Route 40
	U.S. Route 40 Alternate

	U.S. Route 91
	U.S. Route 91 Alternate

U.S. Route 466

Nevada State Routes

Current numbering system (1976-present)

Primary routes (SR 28 - SR 490)

Primary state routes are assigned numbers based upon the county in which the majority of the route resides (or, in some instances, the county of the major town on the route). State routes in a county are grouped together with similar numbers, which are assigned in order based upon alphabetical order of county names. Three exceptions to this numbering scheme exist (SR 28, SR 88, and SR 140); all three of these routes have highway numbers that continue into the adjoining state.

Note: Shaded routes have been decommissioned. An asterisk indicates a route number that may not have been assigned.

	SR 28
	SR 88
	SR 115
	SR 116
	SR 117
	SR 118
	SR 119
	SR 120
	SR 121
	SR 140
	SR 142*
	SR 143*
	SR 144
	SR 145*
	SR 146
	SR 147
	SR 148*
	SR 153*
	SR 156
	SR 157
	SR 158
	SR 159

	SR 160
	SR 161
	SR 163
	SR 164
	SR 165
	SR 166
	SR 167
	SR 168
	SR 169
	SR 170
	SR 171
	SR 172
	SR 206
	SR 207
	SR 208
	SR 221
	SR 223
	SR 224
	SR 225
	SR 226
	SR 227
	SR 228

	SR 229
	SR 230
	SR 231
	SR 232
	SR 233
	SR 264
	SR 265
	SR 266
	SR 267
	SR 278
	SR 289
	SR 290
	SR 291*
	SR 292
	SR 293
	SR 294
	SR 304
	SR 305
	SR 306
	SR 317
	SR 318
	SR 319

	SR 320
	SR 321
	SR 322
	SR 338
	SR 339
	SR 340
	SR 341
	SR 342
	SR 359
	SR 360
	SR 361
	SR 362
	SR 372
	SR 373
	SR 374
	SR 375
	SR 376
	SR 377
	SR 378
	SR 379
	SR 396

	SR 397
	SR 398
	SR 399
	SR 400
	SR 401
	SR 425
	SR 426
	SR 427
	SR 428
	SR 429
	SR 430
	SR 431
	SR 443
	SR 445
	SR 446
	SR 447
	SR 485
	SR 487
	SR 488
	SR 489
	SR 490

Urban routes (SR 500 - SR 686)

Urban state routes, numbered in the 500's and 600's, typically lie on arterial roadways in larger metropolitan areas. Urban state route numbers are grouped together sequentially, assigned by alphabetical order of the name of the city in which they primarily reside.

Nevada DOT has been deleting urban routes from the state highway system in recent years. This is especially apparent in the Las Vegas and Reno metropolitan areas.

Note: Shaded routes have been decommissioned.

	SR 500
	SR 501
	SR 511
	SR 512
	SR 513
	SR 516
	SR 518
	SR 520
	SR 525
	SR 529

	SR 530
	SR 531
	SR 535
	SR 562
	SR 564
	SR 573
	SR 574
	SR 578
	SR 579
	SR 582

	SR 589
	SR 591
	SR 592
	SR 593
	SR 594
	SR 595
	SR 596
	SR 599
	SR 601
	SR 602

	SR 604
	SR 605
	SR 607
	SR 610
	SR 612
	SR 646
	SR 647
	SR 648
	SR 650
	SR 651

	SR 653
	SR 655
	SR 657
	SR 659
	SR 660
	SR 663
	SR 667
	SR 668
	SR 671
	SR 673
	SR 686

Secondary routes (SR 701 - SR 900)

Minor state routes, numbered in the 700's and 800's, chiefly exist to connect smaller rural communities to other state highways. In some small urban areas, these routes can also serve as minor collector or arterial roadways.

Like primary state routes, minor state routes are grouped sequentially in alphabetical order by county name.

Note: Shaded routes have been decomissioned. An asterisk indicates a route number that may not have been assigned.

	SR 701*
	SR 702*
	SR 703*
	SR 704*
	SR 705
	SR 715
	SR 718
	SR 719*
	SR 720
	SR 721*
	SR 722
	SR 723
	SR 726
	SR 727*

	SR 738*
	SR 739
	SR 740*
	SR 743*
	SR 744*
	SR 745*
	SR 756
	SR 757
	SR 758
	SR 759
	SR 760
	SR 765
	SR 766

	SR 767
	SR 773
	SR 774
	SR 780
	SR 781
	SR 786
	SR 787
	SR 788
	SR 789
	SR 790
	SR 793
	SR 794
	SR 795
	SR 796

	SR 806
	SR 816
	SR 822
	SR 823
	SR 824
	SR 825
	SR 826*
	SR 827
	SR 828
	SR 829
	SR 839
	SR 844
	SR 854

	SR 856
	SR 858
	SR 859
	SR 860
	SR 877
	SR 878
	SR 879*
	SR 880
	SR 892
	SR 893
	SR 894
	SR 895
	SR 900*

Previous numbering system (1917-1976)

These State Routes were developed beginning in 1917 upon the creation of the Nevada Department of Highways. Routes were not assigned according to any particular numbering system, and sequential numbers were largely scattered throughout the state. Additionally, several suffixed highways were also designated, branching from the original parent route.

During the 1976 renumbering of Nevada's state highway system, the majority of Nevada's two-digit routes were eliminated. Most of the old two-digit routes were reassigned to one or more of the new three-digit highway numbers (State Routes 28 and 88 were the only routes to permanently keep their pre-1976 numbers). Other routes were immediately eliminated from the state highway system, while a select few retained their pre-1976 numbers on official state maps into the 1980s only to be later reassigned or decommissioned.

Note: Links below either lead to an article about the route or redirect to an article about the route that replaced it.

	SR 1
	SR 1A
	SR 1B
	SR 2
	SR 2A
	SR 2B
	SR 2C
	SR 3
	SR 3A
	SR 3B
	SR 3C
	SR 4
	SR 5
	SR 5A
	SR 5B
	SR 5C
	SR 6
	SR 6A
	SR 6B
	SR 7
	SR 8
	SR 8A
	SR 8B

	SR 9
	SR 10
	SR 11
	SR 12
	SR 13
	SR 14
	SR 15
	SR 16
	SR 17
	SR 18
	SR 18A
	SR 19
	SR 20
	SR 21
	SR 22
	SR 23
	SR 24
	SR 25
	SR 26
	SR 27
	SR 28
	SR 29
	SR 30

	SR 31
	SR 32
	SR 32A
	SR 33
	SR 33A
	SR 33B
	SR 34
	SR 34A
	SR 35
	SR 36
	SR 37
	SR 38
	SR 38A
	SR 39
	SR 40
	SR 41
	SR 41A
	SR 42 (1935)
	SR 42 (1940s)
	SR 43
	SR 44
	SR 45
	SR 46

	SR 47
	SR 48
	SR 49
	SR 50
	SR 51
	SR 52
	SR 53
	SR 54
	SR 55
	SR 56
	SR 57
	SR 58
	SR 59
	SR 60 (1937)
	SR 60 (1940s)
	SR 61
	SR 62
	SR 63
	SR 64
	SR 65
	SR 66
	SR 67
	SR 68

	SR 69
	SR 70 (1940s)
	SR 70 (1960s)
	SR 71
	SR 72
	SR 73
	SR 74
	SR 75
	SR 76
	SR 77
	SR 79
	SR 80
	SR 81
	SR 82
	SR 83
	SR 84
	SR 85
	SR 86
	SR 88
	SR 89
	SR 90
	SR 91
	SR 92
	SR 93

Other highways

The following is a listing of other regionally significant highways in the state of Nevada. The highways in this list are not maintained by the Nevada Department of Transportation.

Clark County 215: A freeway and expressway comprising the non-interstate portion of the Las Vegas Beltway, built and maintained by Clark County.
County Route 34
County Route 447
Summerlin Parkway: A freeway in Las Vegas maintained by the City of Las Vegas.
USA Parkway: A four-lane roadway east of Reno serving the Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center (formerly proposed as a new SR 805).

References

Nevada portal

External links

Nevada Highways of 1935

Numbered highways in the United States

National systems

Interstate Highways · U.S. Routes

U.S. Roads portal

State highways

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Metro areas	Las Vegas-Paradise Reno-Sparks Carson City

Counties	Churchill Clark Douglas Elko Esmeralda Eureka Humboldt Lander Lincoln Lyon Mineral Nye Pershing Storey Washoe White Pine

Cities and communities	Alamo Amargosa Valley Austin Baker Battle Mountain Beatty Boulder City Caliente Carlin Carson City Elko Ely Enterprise Eureka Fallon Fernley Gardnerville Ranchos Gerlach Goldfield Hawthorne Henderson Incline Village Las Vegas Laughlin Lovelock Mesquite Minden North Las Vegas Pahrump Paradise Pioche Primm Rachel Reno Spanish Springs Sparks Spring Creek Spring Valley Stateline Summerlin South Sun Valley Sunrise Manor Tonopah Virginia City West Wendover Winnemucca Whitney Winchester Yerington

Former counties	Bullfrog Ormsby Roop

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List of Nevada state highways

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Current

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Nevada State Routes

Current numbering system (1976-present)

Primary routes (SR 28 - SR 490)

Urban routes (SR 500 - SR 686)

Secondary routes (SR 701 - SR 900)

Previous numbering system (1917-1976)

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Interstate Routes

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Current

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Nevada State Routes

Current numbering system (1976-present)

Primary routes (SR 28 - SR 490)

Urban routes (SR 500 - SR 686)

Secondary routes (SR 701 - SR 900)

Previous numbering system (1917-1976)

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