Cannery Casino and Hotel: fixed location and documented straight-line distances

Cannery Casino and Hotel: fixed location and documented straight-line distances

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A location-focused guide to Cannery Casino and Hotel in North Las Vegas, with documented city-based straight-line distances and what they do, and do not, tell you.

From the documented city reference for Cannery Casino and Hotel, North Las Vegas is 4.1 miles straight-line from Las Vegas, 7.9 miles straight-line from Bourbon Street, 16.3 miles straight-line from Henderson, 80.7 miles straight-line from Laughlin, 183.6 miles straight-line from Palm Springs, 220.0 miles straight-line from Temecula, 231.1 miles straight-line from Los Angeles, 242.8 miles straight-line from LAX, 259.3 miles straight-line from Phoenix, 268.5 miles straight-line from San Diego, 337.7 miles straight-line from Modesto, and 341.5 miles straight-line from Reno.

Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time.

The fixed point this article can document

The venue named in the query is Cannery Casino and Hotel, and the published reference sources used here place it in North Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada. In this case, the documented location precision is city only, which matters because the city has published coordinates but the property itself does not in the available reference material.

That means this article can describe the venue's fixed city, county, and state location, and it can list straight-line measurements from the city centre of North Las Vegas to the reference points that are documented. It cannot honestly give a property-specific straight-line distance, because the property coordinates are not published in the reference material used for this page.

The city coordinates available for North Las Vegas are 36.22861111 latitude and -115.14666667 longitude. Those coordinates support a regional reading of where the venue sits: in southern Nevada, within Clark County, in the North Las Vegas city area rather than somewhere else in the state.

Documented straight-line distances from the city

Every mileage below is a great-circle measurement from the city reference point for North Las Vegas, not from the building itself. That distinction is important if you are comparing map views, planning a route, or checking how far your own starting point is from the venue area.

参照点直线英里测量类型
Las Vegas4.1great-circle
Bourbon Street7.9great-circle
Henderson16.3great-circle
Laughlin80.7great-circle
Palm Springs183.6great-circle
Temecula220.0great-circle
Los Angeles231.1great-circle
LAX242.8great-circle
Phoenix259.3great-circle
San Diego268.5great-circle
Modesto337.7great-circle
Reno341.5great-circle

Read these figures as orientation data. They are useful for understanding which major places are nearer or farther in pure geometric terms, but they are not substitutes for route planning.

Why straight-line and real-world travel differ

A straight-line measurement connects two coordinate points across the earth's surface without following the road network. Real trips have to use available roads, local street patterns, junction layouts, and legal crossings, so the travelled distance is longer.

Terrain is one reason. Even where two places look close on a map, valleys, developed urban areas, and the shape of the built environment can force a route away from the direct line between them.

Water and other non-drivable spaces matter too. A great-circle line can pass over land uses or barriers that a driver cannot cross directly, while an actual route must go around them.

Road network geometry is another factor. Cities are not laid out as perfect point-to-point grids, and regional travel often bends around interchanges, access roads, and the way separate municipalities connect to one another.

Cross-state travel can lengthen the gap further. Several reference points in the table are outside Nevada, so any real trip would depend on where roads cross state lines and how the road network connects on each side. That is why this article keeps to the documented great-circle figures only.

Where North Las Vegas sits in regional terms

Because the available coordinates are for the city rather than the property, the safest way to place Cannery Casino and Hotel is to say that it is in North Las Vegas, in Clark County, Nevada. That puts it in the southern part of Nevada rather than the northern part of the state.

The comparison points in the distance table also help show its broader position. Las Vegas and Henderson are both documented much closer to North Las Vegas than California or Arizona reference points such as Los Angeles, San Diego, Palm Springs, Temecula, LAX, and Phoenix.

Reno is documented at 341.5 straight-line miles from the North Las Vegas city reference, which reinforces the north-south spread within Nevada itself. Laughlin, at 80.7 straight-line miles from the same city reference, is much nearer than Reno in pure geographic terms.

Using only the supported coordinates, you can also say the venue's city lies east of Los Angeles and LAX, east of San Diego, east of Palm Springs and Temecula, west of Phoenix, and south of Reno and Modesto. Those are directional relationships grounded in the published coordinate positions rather than in any guessed route.

What this page can and cannot measure for Cannery Casino

The keyword is simply “cannery casino,” so the article has to stay with the fixed location that can be documented for that name in Nevada. Publicly published reference sources also warn that the name matches more than one documented property, so the city and state are what distinguish this venue from other places using Cannery in their names.

For this North Las Vegas venue, the available material does not publish property coordinates, room counts, gaming floor size, machine counts, table counts, prices, or hours. It also does not support any road mileage, route description, or travel time.

If you wanted a distance from some other starting point not listed in the table, this article cannot measure that segment. The honest way to proceed is to use the fixed city coordinates for North Las Vegas and compare them with your own starting coordinates in a map tool, keeping in mind that any route you can actually travel will be longer than the straight-line result.

How to use these distances if your own starting point is different

The venue's position is fixed in North Las Vegas, but your position is not. That is why the most useful baseline is the city coordinate pair already documented here: 36.22861111, -115.14666667.

If you are starting somewhere else, first identify your own map coordinates or your own city centre in the mapping tool you use. Then compare your point with North Las Vegas rather than trying to infer a route from someone else's starting city in the table.

This approach avoids a common mistake: treating a straight-line figure from one reference point as if it were a driving estimate from another. The table is comparative geography, not a routing service.

It also helps with ambiguity around the name. Because “Cannery” can refer to more than one documented property in public reference sources, confirming that you are looking at North Las Vegas, Nevada, before measuring from your own location is an important first step.

What to confirm before you go

Before travelling, confirm the exact property identity, because the name Cannery is not unique in public reference sources. The venue's own official property page and booking or contact channels are the right places to verify that you have the North Las Vegas, Nevada location rather than a different Cannery-branded property.

You should also confirm the items this article does not publish: the exact street location, current access arrangements, parking setup, hotel availability, and any venue operating hours. Those details can change, and the authoritative current answer is on the property's own official information channels.

If you are comparing map results, confirm whether the map is measuring from the property pin, the city centre, or your saved location. This article's mileage figures are all great-circle measurements from the city reference point for North Las Vegas, so they will not match a turn-by-turn route planner.

FAQ

Is Cannery Casino and Hotel in Las Vegas or North Las Vegas?

The documented venue listing places Cannery Casino and Hotel in North Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada. This article therefore treats North Las Vegas as the fixed location reference. Las Vegas appears in the distance table only as a separate reference point, measured at 4.1 miles straight-line from the North Las Vegas city reference.

Can this article tell me how far Cannery Casino is from my location?

Only if your starting point is one of the documented reference points in the table, and even then the figure is straight-line from the North Las Vegas city reference, not from the property itself. If your location is different, use the published North Las Vegas coordinates and measure from your own point in a map tool.

Why doesn't the mileage here match what my navigation app shows?

Because the figures here are great-circle measurements between city reference points. A navigation app calculates a route along real roads, which must follow the road network and go around barriers or indirect connections. Road distance is therefore longer, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time.

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