702 Area Code: Las Vegas, Nevada

Las Vegas is the primary city of the 702 area code, the long-running designation for the city itself and Clark County. Las Vegas sits in a desert valley ringed by mountains on the eastern edge of the Mojave, with the Spring Mountains rising sharply west of the Strip and the McCullough Range visible to the south. The city's working economy is shaped overwhelmingly by tourism, gaming, and the surrounding hospitality and convention industries — with a steady diversification into healthcare, technology, and logistics. The 702 footprint covers Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Paradise, and the surrounding cluster of Clark County communities.

Records linked to 702 numbers in the directory often include Reno, Nevada's other major city, which lies outside the 702 footprint to the northwest. The pattern reflects standard public-record dynamics, with phone numbers porting across Nevada and addresses linked across multiple cities. The directory currently documents 690 distinct prefixes within 702 in detail, a working subset of the prefix population the code carries.

Las Vegas's home values come in well above the US median, in line with broader Mountain West and Sun Belt pricing pressure that has reshaped the region's housing market over the past decade. Median household income runs close to the national reading, the city's median age sits close to the US figure, and population places Las Vegas among the larger cities in the western United States — substantial enough to anchor a metropolitan area that has been one of the faster-growing in the country.