Clark County, County in Nevada, USA.
Clark County is recognized by its vibrant city Las Vegas, known for its 24-hour casinos and entertainment scene.
Formed in 1908, Clark County quickly evolved as a major tourist destination in the 1930s with the construction of Hoover Dam and legalization of gambling.
The region hosts a variety of cultural festivals and events, like Electric Daisy Carnival and Las Vegas Film Festival.
Las Vegas Strip, in Clark County, offers numerous accommodation and dining options for visitors.
Apart from gaming, Clark County also has Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, a promising spot for hiking and wildlife viewing.
Location: Nevada
Inception: July 1, 1909
Capital city: Las Vegas
Population: 2265461
Website: clarkcountynv.gov
Sources: Wikimedia, OpenStreetMap
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