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Laughlin

(Unincorporated Town Administered by Clark County)

Location: Southern tip of the County.
Size: 67,7 96 acres; 80 square miles

Population 8 ,629

Land Use Plan: Latest plan adopted in 2007

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Special Overlay Districts in Laughlin:

Mixed Use Districts - 2007

History of Laughlin    

Laughlin is located on the banks of the Colorado River in the tri-state area, the geographic meeting point of San Bernardino County, Calif., Mojave County, Ariz., and Clark County, Nev. Scientific dating techniques confirm that ancient peoples lived near modern-day Laughlin 3,000 to 4,000 years ago. Their petroglyphs and rock drawings have survived. Mining emerged in the area, and the largest mine was the Katherine Gold Mine, discovered in 1900 and operated intermittently until it closed in 1942 after producing $12 million worth of ore. Davis Dam construction was complete in 1953. Don Laughlin, who the community was named after, invested and built his first casino resort in 1972.

02/04/76 Ordinance 490 created unincorporated town, boundaries, and town advisory board.
12/04/79 Ordinance 667 amended Ordinance 490, provided for town, boundaries and town advisory board.

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