What Are People From Las Vegas Called?

North America, United States

The demonym for people from Las Vegas is:

Las Vegan

Pronunciation:

/lɑːs ˈveɪɡən/

Fremont Street 1952
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About Las Vegas

Las Vegas is the largest city in Nevada and an internationally known entertainment destination, located in the Mojave Desert in the southern part of the state. The city is famous for its resorts, casinos, and the Las Vegas Strip, which draws visitors from around the world for shows, dining, and nightlife. It is a major hub for conventions, live events, and hospitality, hosting trade shows that bring hundreds of thousands of attendees each year. Las Vegas has grown rapidly over the past several decades, and its metropolitan area now stretches across the desert valley. Beyond the Strip, diverse neighborhoods, downtown arts districts, and the historic Fremont Street Experience offer a different side of the city. Nearby natural landmarks, including Red Rock Canyon and Lake Mead, give visitors a chance to experience the desert landscape that surrounds the city.

Quick Facts about Las Vegas
Population:
678,922 (2024 est.)
Country:
United States
Region:
North America

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Etymology of the Las Vegas Demonym

From Spanish 'las vegas' (the meadows); English demonym formed with -an.

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