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Named the fastest growing large city in America by the U.S. Census, the City of Henderson is recognized as the gateway community into the Las Vegas region. Separated by mountains and desert from Boulder City and the Lake Mead Recreation Area, it forms the southern edge for the fastest growing metropolitan area in the United States. The City's population of 184,491 (January, 2000) ranks Henderson as the second largest city in the State of Nevada. Henderson overtook Reno in December, 1999 to become the second largest city in Nevada.
Located just 7 miles from the famous Las Vegas Strip and a mile from beautiful Lake Mead, Henderson is known throughout the nation for its premiere master planned residential communities, outstanding parks and recreation facilities, cultural activities and a rapidly growing business community. Henderson has claimed a number of national titles in the past years.
Fire, Parks and Recreation, and Police Departments nationally accredited and recognized
Ranked for being 'Kids Friendly'
Ranked 6th Best City in America for Home Based Business
Ranked as the third best place to retire in the United States
Known for having small town values with big city efficiencies, Henderson is often referred to as the 'Other Side of Southern Nevada'. With new residents and businesses moving to Henderson each month, it is truly 'A Place to Call Home'.
Summerlin
This dynamic, mixed-use community will one day be home to some 160,000 residents living in 30 distinct villages. Summerlin, a community for the 21st century, is setting a new standard in urban planning and quality development both locally and nationally.
In addition, some 70 acres have been dedicated for schools. Existing public schools include Palo Verde High School, William R. Lummis Elementary School, Ernest A. Becker, Sr. Middle School, John W. Bonner Elementary School, Richard H. Bryan Elementary School, D'Verre and Hal Ober Elementary School, E.W. Staton Elementary School and Sig Rogich Middle School.
The Summerlin site occupies nearly 36 square miles of Clark County in Southern Nevada. Generally, the property is bounded on the north by Cheyenne Avenue, on the south by Russell Road, on the west by Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area and the Spring Mountains, on the east-southeast by The Lakes development, and on the northeast by Buffalo Drive and the City of Las Vegas' Angel Park golf course.
Summerlin's master plan dedicates 250 acres for recreation centers, libraries, houses of worship, health care centers, fire and police stations, and arts and cultural facilities. Land allocated for these community sites are generally located on or near open space areas, and close to schools and recreational areas.
Eight houses of worship currently open within Summerlin's first phase family-oriented villages includeTemple Beth Am; St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church; a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints chapel; the Summerlin Evangelical Lutheran Church; Grace in the Desert Episcopal Church; Summerlin Community Baptist Church; Desert Spring United Methodist Church and the Las Vegas valley's first Hindu Temple. Red Rock Community Presbyterian Church and Temple Beth Shalom are located in Summerlin's second phase.
Golf, tennis or other recreational opportunities are available in nearly every village, while joggers and fitness walkers enjoy Summerlin's extensive trail system.
North Las Vegas
Located at the northern tip of the Las Vegas Valley, North Las Vegas is one of Nevada’s fastest growing cities. North Las Vegas is characterized by its friendly atmosphere, development opportunities, civic pride and responsive government. Located in Clark County, the 78.25 square-mile City is surrounded by majestic mountains, desert valleys and an underlying current of dynamic growth. Sunshine is enjoyed 86% of the year with an average daily temperature of 78 degrees. North Las Vegas has something for everyone including vacation, recreational, cultural and historical attractions. This is an exciting time in the history of North Las Vegas. North Las Vegas is a unique community to live, work and play. North Las Vegas is "Your Community of Choice."
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