Sahara Avenue constitutes a major arterial across Las Vegas, Spring Valley, Winchester and Sunrise Manor. SR 589 follows 10.02 miles of the boulevard, from SR 595 (Rainbow Boulevard) east to SR 612 (Nellis Boulevard). East of Interstate 15 to SR 582 (Fremont Street), the state route serves as the boundary between unincorporated Clark County and the city of Las Vegas on the north.
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| Leading west from Las Vegas Boulevard (old SR 604), SR 589 continues 0.75 miles to Interstate 15. 04/02/06 |
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| Construction of a turn bay for the Allure Las Vegas condominium high rise in 2007 resulted in the removal of what was a rare reassurance marker for SR 589 west. 04/02/06 |
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| Sahara Avenue elevates onto a viaduct spanning Industrial Avenue, a Union Pacific Railroad line and Western Avenue on the approach to I-15. 04/02/06 |
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| A flyover shuttles motorists from I-15 south to Sahara Avenue east back to The Strip as SR 589 enters a parclo interchange with the Las Vegas Freeway. 04/02/06 |
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| Passing the on-ramp to I-15 north for St. George and Salt Lake City, Utah, Sahara Avenue advances to Rancho Drive, which connects with the southbound entrance ramp. 04/02/06 |
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| SR 589 (Sahara Avenue) intersects Rancho Drive with three left turn lanes for Interstate 15 south toward Los Angeles. 04/02/06 |
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| Rancho Drive partitions with the freeway on-ramp for I-15 to Prim and San Bernardino, California. Rancho Drive continues as a service road along the back side of Palace Station Hotel & Casino to Teddy Drive. 04/02/06 |
Page Updated 02-23-2010.
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