Silverton's Fixed Position and the Bingo Question

The Fixed Point You Can Measure From

Silverton sits at 36.0418 north latitude and 115.1837 west longitude, which places it in Enterprise, Nevada, roughly 9.1 straight-line miles from the reference point for Las Vegas. That figure is a great-circle measurement, not a road distance. Road distance is always longer, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time for any pairing.

The bingo question is a live operating detail, not a geographic fact. A venue's game lineup changes without moving its coordinates, so the honest split is this: the location data below is fixed and documented, while bingo availability must be confirmed through the property's own current channels before you travel.

What the Coordinates Anchor

The venue opened on May 20, 1994, and the documented facility figures from that period include 1,200 slot machines, 18 table games, and a hotel planned around 1,000 rooms. Ownership is attributed to Ed Roski Jr. These figures describe a documented point in time, not necessarily today's configuration, because properties are rebuilt and expanded.

The coordinate pair places Silverton south of the main Las Vegas Strip corridor and within the unincorporated town of Enterprise, which sits in the southern portion of the Las Vegas Valley. The nearest documented reference point is South Point at 2.2 straight-line miles, followed by Bourbon Street at 5.1 and Monte Carlo at 4.4, all great-circle measurements.

Straight-Line Distances to Documented Reference Points

The table below lists every reference point for which a great-circle distance to Silverton is documented. Each row uses the same measurement type so the figures are comparable to one another, but none of them is a road distance.

Why Straight-Line and Road Distance Diverge

A great-circle figure is the shortest path across the Earth's surface between two coordinate pairs. A road route follows engineered corridors, and those corridors bend for reasons that have nothing to do with the straight-line gap.

Mountain ranges force routes through passes or around massifs. Water bodies require bridges, ferries, or long detours to a crossing point. State and county boundaries shape which roads get built and maintained, and urban road networks follow grid patterns that rarely align with the direct bearing between two points. The result is that a road trip between any two entries in the table above will always be longer than the great-circle number shown, sometimes by a wide margin.

Reading Silverton's Position in the Region

Silverton's coordinates place it in the southern half of Nevada, within the Las Vegas Valley. The documented reference point for Las Vegas sits roughly north of it, while Henderson lies to the east-southeast and Laughlin to the south-southeast. Los Angeles and the Southern California reference points fall to the west-southwest, Phoenix to the southeast, and Reno to the northwest.

These directional statements are supported by the coordinate pairs alone: higher latitude means farther north, lower longitude means farther west. The article does not infer road orientation, highway routing, or any travel corridor from them.

If Your Question Starts from "Me" or "My Location"

The venue's position is fixed. Your starting point is not, and this article cannot resolve a "from me" query because no reader location is supplied. What the table gives you is a fixed anchor plus the straight-line distance to many named places, so you can find the nearest reference point to your own origin and measure from there.

To work out your own great-circle distance, take your current coordinates from a mapping tool, then compare them against Silverton's documented pair of 36.0418, -115.1837. Any mapping application will compute the straight-line gap, and a routing application will then show the longer road distance. The article does not publish road mileage, highway numbers, exits, or travel times for any pairing.

The Bingo Question Is a Live Detail

Whether Silverton currently offers bingo is not a geographic fact and is not documented in the fixed facility data used for this article. Game lineups, session times, and buy-in structures change independently of the building's coordinates, and a venue may add or remove a game without any change to its physical location.

The authoritative current answer lives in the property's own published materials. Check the venue's official gaming or amenities page, call its guest services line, or ask at the players club desk when you arrive. Confirm before you travel, because a lineup that existed last month is not a guarantee for this week.

What to Confirm Before You Go

Several items change on their own schedule and are not part of this article's fixed geographic data. The table below separates what is anchored from what is live.

FAQ

Does Silverton Casino play bingo?

This article cannot confirm a current bingo offering because game lineups are live operating details that change independently of the venue's fixed location. The documented facility data covers the venue's coordinates, opening date, slot count, table count, and hotel room figure, not today's game schedule. Confirm bingo availability through the property's own gaming page or guest services before you travel.

Where is Silverton Casino located?

Silverton sits at 36.0418 north latitude and 115.1837 west longitude in Enterprise, Nevada, south of the main Las Vegas Strip corridor. The nearest documented reference point is South Point at 2.2 straight-line miles, with Las Vegas at 9.1 straight-line miles. All figures are great-circle measurements, not road distances.

How far is Silverton from Las Vegas?

The documented great-circle distance between Silverton and the Las Vegas reference point is 9.1 straight-line miles. Road distance is always longer, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel time. Use a routing application with the venue's coordinates to get a current road distance from your specific starting point.

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