How far is Lake Las Vegas | Henderson Nevada | 4k Drive 

Your the first person looking at reality. I can’t figure out how people can’t see they have built Vegas way beyond what was feasible for a huge desert. We have a townhouse out there our business used for trade shows when we were in town. All the trade shows we did are gone. Comdex, NAB, EDS. The electronic trade shows are done. Anyone wanting to move there should do their due diligence. You won’t be able to give homes away if Lake Mead gets any worse.

​@@rumproast5159 Lake Mead's level is totally dependent upon the climate. If we don't have enough snowfall in the Rockies then the lake will be operating at a deficit. There has to be enough snowfall in the Rockies to handle water demand for the lake until the next winter. It will take several brutal winters or perhaps an ice age to get Lake Mead full again. Between how our wonderful governor handled C-19, unemployment and the declining water level of Lake Mead, Las Vegas is going to become a ghost town. There should have been building controls put in place years ago. Unless something is done to bring more water to the Las Vegas Valley or Lake Mead, this is the beginning of the end. The construction of the third water intake tunnel was a clue that we have a major water problem and we're in a long term drought condition. Now the Feds may step in and mandate water conservation. Lake Las Vegas never should have been built in the interest of water conservation. There should have been a building moratorium in the interest of water conservation. Any bets that Sisolak has some responsibility for this mess when he was a Clark County commissioner and pushing for development of Clark County which means more water consumption. Simple supply and demand of resources. --- Once Lake Mead becomes a dead pool people will start leaving. Homes will be dirt cheap here as they will be essentially worthless. The Lake Mead Marina is getting to the point to where they can't move it because it's getting close to Rock Island. I expect to see the final Lake Mead boat launch to be closed soon. Anyone with a boat docked at the marina or moored in Lake Mead has pretty much lost their boat as it now can't be taken out of the marina. Only flat bottomed or shallow V bottomed boats below a certain length (24 ft?), hovercrafts and amphibious vehicles can get in and out of Lake Mead now. Anyone with a houseboat on Lake Mead is stuck there for the duration or will have to write it off as a loss or if a boater's insurance will cover it. If the insurance company is smart, they put a weasel clause on boats being ponded. I'm sure insurance companies have actuaries that were calculating when Lake Mead would result in ponded boats then made a change to the policy terms as that was happening.

"avoiding the plague'14 th century and somewhat even now is a misnomer. no one knew where the plague was till they had it.

Thanks for the comment Audrey. We're happy to have you!

@@lakelasvegaslife7903 thanks so much looking forward to relocating out there!

Yes, I may stay at the Westin just to experience it once...I like the Westin decor so much better than the Hilton!

May I suggest northwest Las Vegas? There are KB Homes (Kyle Canyon community) and Tri Pointe (Kyle Pointe community) builder. The reason I suggest that is because Las Vegas heat is a turn off for most people moving here and that area is usually 3-6 degrees colder. Then you are just few minutes away to Mt. Charleston and Lee Canyon - amazing places!

Thank you for the compliment S K Toh!

yes. she gives good diction.

LOL! News anchor voice? That is hilarious, thank you. I'm glad you liked the video, and thank you for commenting!

Hi Cody! I could see people possibly thinking that back in the day where there was nothing but desert and trailers inbetween Stephanie Street and Lake Las Vegas, but it's not like that anymore!

I hear you MrGrownman455! Living in Lake Las Vegas does make you feel far enough away from the crazy strip but close enough to visit any time you want...

Hi Keith! I consider taking Galleria the "back way" versus Lake Mead Parkway. When leaving Lake Las Vegas on Galleria, you'll drive for several miles through nice desert scenery with the Wetlands on the right hand side. It's nice! Then you can take it all the way down to Stephanie drive, where it ends. Compared to Lake Mead Parkway, there is less traffic and less stoplights.

I like Galleria. That seems like a nice route to avoid the freeway. I will try it some time...if I'm not in a hurry! lol