What this tracks
This dataset records Nevada’s state-maintained road segments with their official milepost measurements for Linear Referencing System (LRS) mapping.
Why it matters to you
Knowing exact milepost locations helps you pinpoint road conditions in official reports. If you’re a trucker planning a route through Nevada, this data confirms which stretches of “B ST” are state-maintained versus local roads. Residents can use mileposts to reference pothole complaints or construction zones when contacting NDOT, ensuring crews locate issues faster.
How to read this data
RouteNameFull — The official road name (e.g., “B ST”) as recognized by Nevada DOT.
MPMin/MPMax — The start and end milepost measurements for the segment (e.g., -3e-08 to 0.21191844 means this stretch covers just beyond milepost 0).
SystemType — A code (like “12”) indicating the road classification, which affects maintenance schedules.
Try it yourself
Next time you see a NDOT work crew on your route, note the nearest milepost marker (small green signs) and cross-reference it with this dataset to verify the road’s maintenance jurisdiction.