Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel location and straight-line distance guide

From Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel, the documented straight-line distance to Sacramento is 386.3 miles straight-line. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time.

The keyword points to a different venue name, but the publicly published reference sources available here identify the subject venue as Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel, with the alias “horseshoe.” What this article can do is fix that venue in place, list its documented great-circle distance pairs, and explain how to use those figures correctly.

The fixed position of the venue

Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel is documented at latitude 36.17138889 and longitude -115.14444444. Those coordinates place it in Nevada.

Because this is a fixed-coordinate article, the venue's position does not change even if branding, ownership, or surrounding development changes. Publicly published reference sources can revise venue details over time, so facility figures and ownership statements should be read as documented snapshots rather than live operational data.

The same sources document 366 hotel rooms and an opening year of 1932 for the hotel reference cited here. They also document ownership as TLC Casino Enterprises, while noting that ownership and branding can change over time.

Documented straight-line distances

The figures below are all documented great-circle measurements from the venue's coordinates to named reference points. Great-circle means straight-line across the earth's surface as the crow flies, not the miles you would cover on roads.

How to read these mile figures

A straight-line figure is a geometry measurement between two coordinate points. It is useful for placing a venue in broad regional context, comparing one reference point with another on the same basis, and checking whether a place is generally nearer or farther in map terms.

It is not the same as the distance a visitor covers on the ground. Roads bend around developed blocks, mountains, water, one-way systems, restricted land, and state-line routing constraints, so the drivable path is always longer than the great-circle line.

That difference can be small for nearby points or much larger for longer cross-region trips. The key rule is simple: use the straight-line figure for orientation, then verify practical routing on a live map or the venue's own directions page before leaving.

Where the venue sits in regional terms

The documented coordinates place the venue in Nevada. From the longitude value of -115.14444444 and latitude 36.17138889, it sits in the western United States and in the southern part of Nevada rather than the northern part.

That broad placement helps explain why some California reference points in the table are a few hundred straight-line miles away, while many East Coast and Great Lakes reference points are well over a thousand straight-line miles away. The table should be read as a regional spread, not as a route planner.

About the keyword and what this article can measure

The search phrase uses “horseshoe casino shreveport,” but the documented venue row available for this article is not a Shreveport property. It is Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel, identified with the alias “horseshoe,” and this article cannot convert that into a different venue claim without a matching documented venue record.

For that reason, this page does not state the distance to or from Shreveport, because that pair is not one this article can measure. Instead, it provides the exact distance pairs that are documented for this venue and shows how to interpret them safely.

What to confirm before you go

Before spending money on a trip, confirm the live details that change and are not fixed by geography. That includes current branding, the venue's present operating status, hotel availability, parking arrangements, and any on-site access rules.

The authoritative place to verify those items is the property's own official information channels, such as its contact page, booking page, and posted visitor information. If you are comparing your own starting point with the venue, use a current map service to measure from your location to the documented coordinates rather than relying on any straight-line figure as a road estimate.

FAQ

Is this article giving the driving distance to the venue?

No. Every mileage figure here is a documented straight-line, great-circle measurement from the venue's coordinates to a named reference point. Road mileage is always longer, and this article does not publish driving miles or travel times. To get a practical route, check a current map service or the venue's own visitor directions.

Can I use these mile figures to compare different starting points?

Yes, but only as straight-line comparisons on the same basis. A point listed at 240.4 straight-line miles is geographically nearer than one listed at 1948.0 straight-line miles, yet the real road difference depends on route layout, terrain, and access patterns. The figures are best used for orientation, not for trip budgeting.

Why does the page not answer the Shreveport distance in the keyword?

Because this article can only state distances for venue-to-place pairs that are explicitly documented. The available record identifies Binion's Gambling Hall and Hotel in Nevada and provides many great-circle pairs from that location, but it does not provide a Shreveport venue record or a pair to Shreveport. Without that documented pair, the article should not invent one.

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