Fremont Hotel and Casino's Place on the Fremont Street Map

Fremont Hotel and Casino's Place on the Fremont Street Map

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The Fremont Hotel and Casino sits in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. This article explains its fixed city location and straight-line distances to nearby reference points, not road miles.

The city of Las Vegas, where Fremont Hotel and Casino is documented, sits 4.0 straight-line miles from Bourbon Street, 4.1 straight-line miles from North Las Vegas, and 6.1 straight-line miles from Paradise. Road distance is always longer than straight-line distance, and this article does not publish driving mileage or travel times for any pair.

The question about which venue has a single blackjack table on Fremont Street is not one this article can answer. Table counts change, and no documented table count for Fremont Hotel and Casino or any neighboring property is available here. What this article can do is fix the venue's geographic position and give you the reference points to measure your own route.

The venue's fixed position

Fremont Hotel and Casino is documented as a row in the publicly published list of casinos for the state of Nevada. That row records the property as located in Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada, with a downtown Las Vegas designation. The city of Las Vegas has published coordinates of 36.16916667 north latitude and -115.14055556 west longitude.

The property itself does not carry its own coordinate in the reference source. Every distance figure in this article is therefore measured from the city of Las Vegas, not from the casino's front door. Treat these figures as city-level reference points, not property-level measurements.

Straight-line distances from the city

The table below lists every reference point for which a great-circle measurement is available, measured from the city of Las Vegas. All figures are straight-line, also called great-circle or as-the-crow-flies distances. None of them are road miles.

Reference pointStraight-line milesMeasurement type
Bourbon Street4.0great-circle
North Las Vegas4.1great-circle
Paradise6.1great-circle
Summerlin10.8great-circle
Henderson12.8great-circle
Primm40.9great-circle
Pahrump48.7great-circle
Mesquite73.3great-circle
Laughlin76.8great-circle
Havasu Lake123.6great-circle
Twentynine Palms149.7great-circle
Parker152.9great-circle

Why straight-line distance is not your drive

A great-circle figure is the shortest path across the surface of the earth between two points. A car cannot take that path. The road network bends around terrain, follows legal rights-of-way, and detours around features that a straight line simply crosses.

Around Las Vegas, the difference matters in specific ways. The Spring Mountains rise west of the city, so routes toward Pahrump must find a pass rather than cut directly across the range. Lake Mead and the Colorado River sit between Las Vegas and points east and southeast such as Havasu Lake and Parker, forcing road traffic onto bridge crossings. State lines also matter: Twentynine Palms is in California, and any drive there crosses the Nevada-California border, where the road network follows interstate corridors rather than a direct heading.

None of this means the straight-line figures are useless. They give you a sense of relative proximity: North Las Vegas and Paradise are close neighbors of the city, while Laughlin and Mesquite are far enough that a straight line already stretches past seventy miles. But for actual travel planning, the road distance is the number you need, and it is not published here.

Where the venue sits in the region

Using only the coordinates that are documented, Las Vegas sits in southern Nevada, in Clark County. The city's longitude of roughly -115.14 places it in the western part of the United States, and its latitude of roughly 36.17 places it in the southern portion of Nevada, well below the state's geographic center.

Relative to the reference points in the table, North Las Vegas and Paradise are immediately adjacent to the city. Henderson lies to the southeast, Summerlin to the west, and Pahrump to the west-southwest across the state line into Nye County. Primm sits south of Las Vegas near the California border, while Mesquite and Laughlin sit northeast and southeast respectively, both at considerably greater straight-line distance. Havasu Lake, Twentynine Palms, and Parker are all in California or Arizona border country, far enough that they belong to a different travel planning conversation altogether.

If your question starts from where you are

The phrase "on Fremont" in the query points to Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas, and the venue in question is documented in that downtown area. But if your real question is "how far is it from me," the answer depends on a starting point this article does not have. The venue's position is fixed; your position is not.

To measure from your own location, take the city coordinates above and compare them to your own latitude and longitude. Any mapping tool will compute a great-circle distance for you in seconds. For road distance, use a routing tool that knows current road conditions, closures, and the actual street network. Neither figure is something this article can state on your behalf.

What to confirm before you go

Before you travel to the downtown Las Vegas area, confirm the items that change and that no static article can hold. The property's own published contact page and guest services line carry the current answer for each of the following.

  • Current operating hours for the casino floor and any specific amenity you plan to use.
  • Whether the property has a parking facility, whether it is self-park or valet, and what the current fee structure is.
  • Any resort fee or separate daily charge applied to hotel stays, and what it covers.
  • Whether a particular game or table type is currently offered, and at what minimums.
  • Current room availability and rates, which move with dates, events, and occupancy.

None of these items are published in this article because none of them are stable enough to publish. The property's own channels are the authoritative source, and checking them before you travel is the single most useful step you can take.

FAQ

Does Fremont Hotel and Casino have exactly one blackjack table?

This article cannot answer that. No documented table count for the property is available in the reference source used here, and table counts change as operators reconfigure floors. The property's own gaming floor or guest services line is the channel that can tell you the current table mix.

How far is Fremont Hotel and Casino from the Las Vegas Strip?

Paradise, the unincorporated town that contains much of the Strip corridor, is 6.1 straight-line miles from the city of Las Vegas. That is a city-to-city measurement, not a property-to-property road distance. Road distance is longer and is not published in this article.

Can I walk from Fremont Street to the venue?

The venue is documented in downtown Las Vegas, and Fremont Street is the central corridor of downtown. Whether a walk is practical depends on your exact starting point and current street conditions. Use a mapping tool with your own location to measure the actual walking route.

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