Home of Las Vegas, Nevada packs a punch as one of the most desirable states to live in. The "Silver State" covers the Mojave Desert to the Great Basin up north. Nevada is called the Silver State because of the silver that was once found by the miners. Geographically speaking, Nevada can best be described as a mountainous desert.

Carson City, Henderson, Laughlin, and Lake Tahoe are heavily populated areas that have a large urban community. Las Vegas still remains the largest and most popular city in the state. Hoover Dam, which is in Las Vegas, is a popular tourist attraction that many love to visit. Las Vegas also offers interesting hiking areas among the red rocky mountains surrounding the city. Another popular city in Nevada is Reno, which many tourists visit each year for gambling and entertainment.

Nevada is the eighth fastest growing state in the nation. The Sierra Nevada Mountain range is quite breathtaking, and the Colorado River runs through the section in which California, Arizona, and Nevada meet. Nevada is known for entertainment, legal gambling, tax advantages, loose alcohol laws, and simple marriage/divorce arrangements.

Nevada is a very popular retirement community as well. The weather is very dry and hot, and could almost be considered a perpetual summer - with the exception of the Winter months which can become quite cold. For most of the year though, sun worshippers certainly appreciate this state!
For a stable job environment and a year-round summer party, come to Nevada!