Interstate 215 West - Henderson to Enterprise

SR 564 (Lake Mead Parkway) transitions into Interstate 215 west ahead of the Henderson Bowl interchange with I-11/U.S. 93-95.
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An unnumbered exit ramp departs from the westbound beginning of Interstate 215 for I-11/U.S. 93-95 (Oran K. Gragson Freeway) north to Las Vegas. I-11/U.S. 95 overlap to northwestern Las Vegas.
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The Henderson Bowl interchange is a cloverstack with a loop ramp joining SR 564 (Lake Mead Parkway)/I-215 west with I-11/U.S. 93-95 south.
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Interstate 11 overtook the southernmost segment of I-515 to Railroad Pass in August 2017. The Boulder City bypass for I-11/U.S. 93 was completed in January 2018.
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The first confirming marker posted for I-215 appears beyond the exchange with I-11/U.S. 93-95. Gibson Road passes under the freeway in one quarter mile.
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Gibson Road extends north from I-215 at Exit 2 along an industrial and residential corridor to Galleria Drive.
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Two lanes leave for Exit 2 to Gibson Road along I-215 west. Gibson Road continues south 0.70 miles to Horizon Ridge Parkway at northern reaches of the McCullough Range.
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The entire length of I-215 and Clark County Route 215 doubles as the Bruce Woodbury Beltway, named after a local politician and lawyer who was instrumental in shaping the area transportation system. The freeway was designated as such in 2004.
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I-215 (Bruce Woodbury Beltway) passes between The Green Valley and Green Valley Ranch neighborhoods through west Henderson on the ensuing stretch to Green Valley Parkway.
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An auxiliary lane joins Interstate 215 west between Gibson Road / Exit 2 and upcoming Exit 3 to Stephanie Street.
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Meeting the Bruce Woodbury Beltway at Exit 3, Stephanie Street is a major arterial connecting the freeway with Gibson Springs and Whitney Ranch.
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Interstate 215 west swells to four travel lanes between Stephanie Street / Exit 3 and Exit 3 B to Valle Verde Drive. The 2025-28 project will expand I-215 to between ten and 12 lanes.
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The Bruce Woodbury Beltway drops below grade ahead of Exit 3 B to Valle Verde Drive. SR 146 stems southwest from the freeway along St. Rose Parkway at Exit 6.
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Arroyo Grande Boulevard spans I-215 at the egress point for Exit 3 B. Within Henderson, Valle Verde Drive extends north into the Green Valley South and south into the Green Valley Ranch neighborhoods.
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Commercial centers and places of worship occupy three quadrants of the single point urban interchange (Exit 3 B) between I-215 and Valle Verde Drive.
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These displays are standard along Las Vegas area freeways, and often include travel times to important local interchanges or points of interest.
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Interchange sequence sign posted 0.25 miles ahead of Exit 5 to Green Valley Parkway. 2.25 miles ahead, the exit to SR 146 (St. Rose Parkway) and Pecos Road is the last in Henderson.
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Northward from Exit 5, Green Valley Parkway weaves through the Green Valley South neighborhood to Sunset Road (old SR 562).
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Green Valley Parkway continues south from Exit 5 into Green Valley Ranch, passing through the District at Green Valley Ranch commercial center en route to Horizon Ridge Parkway.
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The 2025-28 widening project along I-215 reconfigures the SPUI (Exit 5) with Green Valley Parkway into a diverging diamond interchange (DDI).
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SR 146 (St. Rose Parkway) is an arterial route angling southwest from I-215 (Bruce Woodbury Beltway) to I-15 at the southernmost point of the Las Vegas metro area.
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SR 146 extends 6.4 miles southwest between the Silverado and Seven Hills neighborhoods to I-15 across from Southern Highlands Parkway.
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The Sandstone Bluffs remain in constant view as I-215 west advances through unincorporated Paradise.
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The ensuing exit is for Eastern Avenue. Windmill Lane at Exit 8 and Warm Mineral Springs at Exit 9 both run from east to west between Paradise and Henderson.
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Traveling along a mixed use corridor, Eastern Avenue extends north 11.5 miles to North Las Vegas. Southward from Exit 7, Eastern Avenue curves southeast to SR 146 (St. Rose Parkway) near Seven Hills.
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Posted between S Spencer Street and Pebble Road, this CC-215 shield assembly replaced one for I-215 by 2013. This portion of the freeway was the filming location for a car chase scene in the 1998 movie Lethal Weapon 4.
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A half mile ahead of Exit 8 to Windmill Lane, the southern extent of the Las Vegas Strip comes into view. SR 171 leaves for Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) in 2.25 miles.
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A dynamic travel time sign precedes the SPUI (Exit 8) with Windmill Lane. This sign was in place by 2012.
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More of the Strip appears along I-215 (Bruce Woodbury Beltway) west at Exit 8 below the Wigwam Avenue underpass. Windmill Lane stretches east toward Green Valley South and Henderson. Heading west, Windmill Lane ties into SR 160 (Blue Diamond Road) at an exchange with I-15.
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The beltway shifts northwest to a parclo interchange (Exit 9) with Warm Springs Road. Las Vegas Boulevard leads north in 2.5 miles to the Strip and Downtown.
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Interests to the Las Vegas Rent-A-Car Center are advised to connect with Warm Springs Road. The car rental facility lies to the west of Exit 9 at the northwest corner of Warm Springs Road and Gilespie Street.
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I-215 westbound widens to five travel lanes ahead of Exit 9 for Warm Springs Road. Warm Springs Road stretches across the lower valley, connecting Spring Valley and Enterprise with Henderson. Locally, the arterial travels west 1.8 miles to Las Vegas Boulevard and east 1.2 miles to Eastern Avenue.
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The succeeding exit is for Harry Reid International Airport (LAS). The Fish Bowl Interchange with I-15 follows in 1.75 miles.
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Paradise Road stems north from Warm Springs Road at the parclo interchange (Exit 9) with I-215 to Sunset Road opposite LAS Airport. Warm Springs Road enters Paradise Valley to the immediate east.
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Confirming marker for I-215 west posted after Warm Springs and Paradise Roads. Signage for the LAS terminals follows for Exit 10.
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Inventoried as SR 171, the Harry Reid Airport Connector spurs northward from Exit 10 to Sunset Road and LAS Airport.
Construction between January 2014 and August 2017 modified the exchange between I-215, SR 171, and Warm Springs Road (Clark County, Nevada, 2018). Work included direct access from Warm Springs Road to the Airport Connector and c/d roadways along I-215.
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Including a tunnel section under the east-west runways of Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), the Airport Connector (SR 171) opened by 1994. The connector transitions to Paradise Road beyond the terminal complex.
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Entrance ramps follow in succession from Warm Springs Road and the Airport Connector on this stretch of I-215 west.
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Continuing west, the Bruce Woodbury Beltway next meets Las Vegas Boulevard at Exit 11 and Interstate 15 to St. George, Utah and Barstow, California.
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Exit 11 connects with the hotel/casino resorts of the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown Las Vegas. Las Vegas Boulevard also represents the alignments of former SR 604 and U.S. 91-466.
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Forming the Strip, numerous hotel/casino resorts line a six mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard from Russell Road to St. Louis Avenue. These include the MGM Grand, City Center, Caesars Palace and The Venetian.
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I-215 (Bruce Woodbury Beltway) west passes under Gilespie Street at Exit 11 for Las Vegas Boulevard.
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I-215 advances west toward the exchange with I-15 at Exits 12 A/B. Locally referred as the Fish Bowl interchange, two separate ramps carry traffic onto I-15 north and south.
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Las Vegas Boulevard spans the Bruce Woodbury Beltway just ahead of Exit 12 A. Paralleling Las Vegas Boulevard and the Strip, I-15 runs north from I-215 to Downtown. Regionally, I-15 continues through North Las Vegas to Mesquite and northwestern Arizona.
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Entering into the Fish Bowl Interchange, a single lane ramp departs for I-15 south to Barstow and San Diego, California. I-15 bypasses Los Angeles 40 miles to the east at San Bernardino.
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References:
Clark County, Nevada. (2018, June 16). Airport Connector Project, Clark County Public Works Retrieved from http://www.clarkcountynv.gov/public-works/PW_Projects/Pages/AirportConnector.aspx
Photo Credits:
- ABRoads: 10/24/25
- Brent Ivy: 07/21/17, 03/07/19, 11/25/25
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Page Updated Friday January 02, 2026.


