Searchlight, Nevada

Searchlight, United States

Searchlight, Nevada shares 29 connections with 2153 other places across 10 topics, spanning transportation, government, landmarks, and desert geography. The town sits at the junction of U.S. Route 95 and Nevada State Route 164, and its history reflects the rhythms of highway realignment: a U.S. Route 91 bypass in 1927 cut its population to 50, and the construction of the nearby Hoover Dam brought a partial resurgence in the 1930s and 1940s. Chicago shares the most connections in common with Searchlight among all co-connected places. Private shuttles today link Searchlight to Harry Reid International Airport.