Summerlin Parkway – Las Vegas
Prior to 2019, Summerlin Parkway was a locally maintained limited access highway joining U.S. 95 (Oran K. Gragson Freeway) with the Summerlin master-planned community in western Las Vegas.
The parclo interchange joining Summerlin Parkway east with CC-215 (Bruce Woodbury Beltway). 07/21/14
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Summerlin Parkway east at U.S. 95. 11/12/00
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A $42 million project redesigned the Summerlin Parkway / Rainbow Boulevard Interchange with U.S. 95 (Oran K. Gragson Freeway). 10/19/04
Construction addressed traffic congestion along U.S. 95 by improving or relocating existing ramps and accommodating eventual expansion of the freeway to ten overall lanes. 10/19/04
Road work at Summerlin Parkway and U.S. 95 was completed in August 2005. 10/19/04
This scene looks at the former traffic pattern ahead of the parclo interchange with Buffalo Drive. 10/19/04
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Three westbound lanes and an HOV-lane converge at the Buffalo Drive off-ramp now. 10/19/04
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This interchange sequence sign was replaced to reflect the Durango Drive off-ramp, located one mile ahead. 10/19/04
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Before the extension of Summerlin Parkway west from Anasazi Drive was completed, this interchange sequence sign displayed "Freeway Ends" 1.25 miles. 07/21/14
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Photos by AARoads
Page Updated Thursday October 30, 2025.