New and improved Vegas map

I do like the fact that the old map is now quite useful after looking at the new maps. Definitely keep it, they compliment each other well.

For whatever reason, I decided to look at some of these maps again.

I still like http://www.lasvegassun.com/history/map/ for it's historical interactiveness.



But there are features on the http://www.vegastodayandtomorrow.com/condomap.htm site that I didn't even realize were there.

Click on the THE Maps link at the top of the page and you get a MENU of alternate maps, including:

Map of: Who serves Coke, who serves Pepsi.
Map of: Corporate casinos - Who owns what.
(Interesting. All Harrah's properties serve Pepsi. MGM, Belagio and City Center serve Coke, the other MGM properties serve Pepsi.)
Map of: Monorail, with proposed and approved expansions.
Map of: Downtown with monorail link. (That monorail link didn't fit on the monorail map, I guess!)
There are additional maps there. Check it out!

Very cool. The Corporate Casinos map looks like a monopoly board. I am surprised that Harrah's just doesn't implode IP, Flamingo and Bills, build a new megacomplex and call it Harrah's, leaving the casino at Harrah's open while they do the construction. That would also drive all of the foot traffic to the other side of the street (Caesar's) and maybe give them a bump. There's not a pile of land there but enough with the Harrah's future at the back to make a statement.

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There is the problem of the small independent hotel in the middle of the block you're talking about.