State Route 604 - Las Vegas Boulevard South

Las Vegas Boulevard switches to city maintenance south of N 5th Street in North Las Vegas. The boulevard continues southwest to I-11 and into Downtown Las Vegas.
SR 604 (Las Vegas Boulevard) diverges south from I-15/U.S. 95 ahead of the Nellis Dunes in North Las Vegas.
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The Las Vegas Valley spreads into view where Las Vegas Boulevard shifts southwest ahead of Nellis Air Force Base.
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The northern boundary of Nellis AFB lines the south side of SR 604 (Las Vegas Boulevard) from ahead of Las Vegas Motor Speedway to SR 573 (Craig Road).
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Part of the NASCAR Cup Series, Las Vegas Motor Speedway is a 1.5 mile oval track located on the west side of Las Vegas Boulevard at Speedway Boulevard.
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An array of warehouses and distribution centers populate the west side of Las Vegas Boulevard beyond Las Vegas Motor Speedway.
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Forthcoming Craig Road (SR 573) branches 2.6 miles west from SR 604 (Las Vegas Boulevard) to Interstate 15 at Exit 48.
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Unmarked from SR 604, Craig Road is SR 573 west 3.09 miles to the viaduct spanning the Union Pacific Railroad west of I-15/U.S. 93.
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The first confirming marker for SR 604 south is posted after Craig Road.
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Nellis Boulevard south from SR 604 (Las Vegas Boulevard) 9.04 miles to SR 593 (Tropicana Avenue) at Whitney is SR 612.
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Lamb Boulevard north 2.37 miles from SR 604 (Las Vegas Boulevard) to I-15/U.S. 93 at Exit 50 is State Route 610.
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SR 604 (Las Vegas Boulevard) passed by the Strip 91 Motel, which derived its name from the old alignment of U.S. 91/93, at Bruce Street in the city of North Las Vegas. The motel was demolished in 2015.
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Las Vegas Boulevard advances southwest to intersect Lake Mead Boulevard at an unmarked intersection. Lake Mead Boulevard was formerly SR 147 west to I-15 and is SR 147 east to Lake Mead National Recreation Area.
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Las Vegas Boulevard meets I-11/U.S. 93-95 at a diamond interchange just south of Bonanza Road (SR 579). Signs referencing I-515 were changed to I-11 by Fall 2025.
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I-11/U.S. 93-95 head west from Las Vegas Boulevard to the Spaghetti Bowl interchange with Interstate 15.
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I-11/U.S. 93-95 (Oran K. Gragson Freeway) travel southeast from Downtown Las Vegas to Henderson and Boulder City.
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The vintage Normandie Motel neon sign marks the gateway into Downtown Las Vegas from Las Vegas Boulevard (old SR 604) south from I-11/U.S. 93-95 by Mesquite Street. The 1940s sign was relocated from a location along Fremont Street after 2000.1
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Las Vegas Boulevard intersects Stewart Avenue by the former Las Vegas City Hall complex. The building now houses the Las Vegas Headquarters of Zappos.
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Continuing south one block through Downtown Las Vegas, Las Vegas Boulevard (old U.S. 91-93) next intersects Ogden Avenue.
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Las Vegas Boulevard south intersects Fremont Street at the east end of the Fremont Street Experience. Completed in 1995, the popular attraction features several casinos, shops, hotels, restaurants and sidewalk vendors.
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Fremont Street extends to the southeast along former U.S. 93-95-466 toward Boulder City. Historically at this intersection, U.S. 91-93 split and U.S. 91-466 continued south toward the Las Vegas Strip.
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This area is the Las Vegas Arts District and is known for the many neon signs that have been in use in Las Vegas throughout its history.
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Proceeding south from the Fremont Street Experience, Las Vegas Boulevard intersects Carson Avenue.
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Bonneville Avenue forms a one way couplet with Clark Avenue west between S 1st Street near Las Vegas City Hall, and Maryland Parkway.
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Charleston Boulevard (old SR 159) crosses Las Vegas Boulevard and connects areas south of Downtown Las Vegas with SR 612 (Nellis Avenue) east at Sunset Manor and Summerlin to the west.
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The vintage Fun City Motel neon sign stands within the median of Las Vegas Boulevard north of Park Paseo.
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The vintage Par-A-Dice Motel neon sign precedes the wye intersection where Las Vegas Boulevard and 4th Street converge.
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4th Street branches north from Las Vegas Boulevard as an alternate route into Downtown Las Vegas.
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Wyoming Avenue stems west from Las Vegas Boulevard to cross over I-15 into the Glen Heather Estates and Scotch Eighty neighborhoods.
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The Strat tops out at 1,149 feet in height, making it the second tallest free standing structure west of the Mississippi River.
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Oakey Boulevard ties into Las Vegas Boulevard west from the Beverly Green, Alta Vista and Huntridge neighborhoods.
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The Las Vegas Gateway Arches span Las Vegas Boulevard at the driveway to The Strat casino & tower.
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S Main Street converges with Las Vegas Boulevard across from St. Louis Avenue east. S Main Street is the former route of U.S. 91 Alternate and SR 601. Paradise Road south from St. Louis Avenue nearby is former SR 605 to Harry Reid International Airport (LAS).
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Las Vegas Boulevard runs along the east side of Stratosphere Casino, Hotel & Tower between St. Louis Avenue and Bob Stupak Avenue (former Baltimore Street) west.
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An Interstate 15 trailblazer precedes Sahara Avenue (old SR 589) along Las Vegas Boulevard (old SR 604) south. Sahara Avenue converges with the freeway 0.7 miles to the west along a 4.8 mile course to SR 595 (Rainbow Boulevard).
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References:
- Daily Neon: Normandie Motel Sign. Las Vegas 360 web site.
Photo Credits:
- ABRoads: 07/14/18, 10/20/25, 10/23/25
- Andy Field: 04/01/06, 03/30/08, 02/20/10
- Alex Nitzman: 07/20/14
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Page Updated Monday November 17, 2025.
