Las Vegas
The town of the night life
Hotel MGM Grand Las Vegas
Hotel Wynn Las Vegas
Hotel Luxor Las Vegas
Currency Las Vegas
10 Things to do in Las Vegas
Famous people who born in Las Vegas
Abby Dalton (1935), actress
Charles Wright (1961), wrestler
Jenna Jameson (1974), pornstar
Alex Candelario (1975), cyclist
Kurt Busch (1978), racing driver
Rodney Martin (1982), runner
Rules on the road Las Vegas
-In most states a helmet is not required on the engine, provided you are over a certain age.
-in the built-up areas: 25-40 mph (40-64 km/h)
-outsite the built up areas: 40-70 mph (64-112 km/h)
-highways: 55-75 mph (88-120 km/h)
-In many states motorcyclists must at all times have the lighting.
-Honking must only if there is an immediate danger
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History
The built of the Hoover Dam near Las Vegas is in the 30's Las Vegas what it is. The thousand workers who were working on the dam over the weekend to find their pleasure in (what was then) small town of Las Vegas. Bars, casinos and brothels thereby doing good business.
Since then, Las Vegas has become a city that attracts millions of tourists and conventioneers.
Incidentally is Las Vegas since 1931 even the divorce agency of the USA Those who stay six weeks, simply can simply divorce in Las Vegas.
What is even more important for the economy in Las Vegas outside of the large amounts of casinos, livestock and mining (manganese and lime).
Since 1905, Las Vegas is surrounded by a railroad.
About the early history of Las Vegas, read the next chapter.