The query pairs two names that do not appear together in any published venue record
You asked how many slot machines are at a Cherokee casino in Ramona. The reference sources this article can verify contain no casino venue by that combined name. The documented Cherokee casino in the supplied facts is Harrah's Cherokee, located in Cherokee, North Carolina, on the site of the former Frontier Land theme park. Ramona is a separate place name that does not appear in the venue record.
This article gives you what can be verified: the documented physical profile of Harrah's Cherokee, why a current slot count is not a fixed number, and how to find the figure a property publishes today. It does not invent a slot count for a venue that does not appear in the reference set.
The documented venue is Harrah's Cherokee in Cherokee, North Carolina
Harrah's Cherokee sits at coordinates 35.46983, -83.304807 in Cherokee, North Carolina. Publicly published reference sources record that it opened on November 13, 1997, and that it is owned by the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. The property's documented gaming floor area is 22,025 square feet, a figure tied to a 2002 expansion recorded in those sources.
Facility figures of this kind describe a documented point in time, not today. Properties are rebuilt and expanded, and the numbers are revised as that happens. A square-footage figure from a 2002 renovation, for example, does not describe the gaming floor as it stands now.
No slot-machine count appears in the documented record for Harrah's Cherokee
The supplied facts contain no slot-machine figure for Harrah's Cherokee. The closest documented gaming-equipment figure is a table-games count: publicly published reference sources record over 100 table games as of summer 2014. That is a table-games figure, not a slot-machine figure, and it is tied to a specific summer.
Because no slot count exists in the reference set, this article will not state one. A slot-machine count is exactly the kind of figure that changes as machines are added, removed, or reclassified, and any number not anchored to the supplied facts would be an invention.
Why a slot count is not a stable number
Even when a property publishes a slot-machine count, the number moves. Casinos add banks of machines, retire older units, and convert floor space between slots and other uses. A figure published in one year will not necessarily match the next year.
There is also a definitional problem. A published slot count may or may not include electronic table games, video poker terminals, or other machine-based gaming devices. Two sources can report different numbers for the same property because they are counting different categories of equipment. The reader should treat any slot count as a snapshot with a date attached.
What the documented figures show
| Field | Documented value | Source note |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel rooms | 320 | Publicly published reference sources; tied to a 2005 renovation |
| Gaming floor area | 22,025 sq ft | Publicly published reference sources; tied to a 2002 expansion |
| Table games | Over 100 | Publicly published reference sources; as of summer 2014 |
| Opened | November 13, 1997 | Publicly published reference sources |
| Owner | Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians | Publicly published reference sources |
The table-games figure is the only gaming-equipment count in the record. It is not a slot count, and it is not current. The hotel-room and gaming-floor figures are likewise tied to specific renovation events and should not be read as present-day totals.
Straight-line distances from the documented venue
Harrah's Cherokee's position is fixed, and the reference set supplies great-circle distances to a number of cities. These are straight-line measurements, not road miles. Driving distance is always longer, and this article does not publish road mileage or travel times.
| Reference point | Straight-line distance (miles) | Measurement type |
|---|---|---|
| Charlotte | 139.7 | Great-circle, as the crow flies |
| Atlanta | 134.0 | Great-circle, as the crow flies |
| Bristol casino | 98.8 | Great-circle, as the crow flies |
| Washington DC | 419.5 | Great-circle, as the crow flies |
| Nashville | Not supplied | Not measurable from the reference set |
If the reader is asking about a Cherokee casino in Ramona, the reference set cannot resolve that pair. Ramona is not among the documented distance reference points, and no venue by that combined name exists in the facts. The documented Cherokee venue is in Cherokee, North Carolina, and the distances above are measured from that fixed point.
How to find a current slot count yourself
The authoritative current answer for any casino's machine count lives with the property itself and with the gaming authority that oversees it. A property's own published materials, its guest-services channel, and the regulatory filings in its jurisdiction are the places where a current, dated slot count would appear.
For Harrah's Cherokee specifically, the operating entity is Caesars Entertainment under the ownership of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. Any current machine count would be published through the property's own channels or through the tribal gaming authority's public records. This article does not publish a phone number, address, or URL for those channels; the reader should locate them through the property's own contact page.
What to confirm before you go
If you are travelling to the Cherokee, North Carolina property and the slot count matters to you, confirm these changeable items through the property's own published materials before you leave:
- The current number of slot machines, if the property publishes one, and the date attached to that figure.
- Whether the count includes electronic table games or is limited to traditional slot machines.
- Current gaming-floor hours and any access requirements, which this article does not publish.
- Whether the gaming floor area has changed since the documented 2002 expansion figure.
The channel that holds the current answer is the property's own booking and guest-information pages, plus the tribal gaming authority's public records. Treat any number you find as a snapshot, not a permanent fact.
FAQ
How many slot machines does Harrah's Cherokee have?
The reference sources this article can verify do not contain a slot-machine count for Harrah's Cherokee. The only documented gaming-equipment figure is over 100 table games as of summer 2014. A current slot count would need to come from the property's own published materials or the tribal gaming authority, and it would carry a date.
Is there a Cherokee casino in Ramona?
No venue by that combined name appears in the documented reference set. The documented Cherokee casino is Harrah's Cherokee in Cherokee, North Carolina. Ramona does not appear as a location for any Cherokee-branded casino in the supplied facts. If such a venue exists, it is outside what this article can verify.
Why do different sources give different slot counts for the same casino?
Slot counts change as machines are added or removed, and sources often count different categories of equipment. One source may include electronic table games or video poker terminals while another counts only traditional reel slots. A count is only meaningful when it carries a date and a definition of what was counted.
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