What this tracks
This dataset records which Nevada government agencies own and maintain specific sections of state roads.
Why it matters to you
If your business depends on reliable road access, this tells you who to contact when a pothole needs fixing on your delivery route. Nevada residents can check who’s responsible for snowplowing on their commute route before winter hits. Knowing whether NDOT or local agencies maintain a road helps you report issues to the right place.
How to read this data
RouteID — The unique identifier for a road segment (e.g., “100002LY”).
Ownership — A code indicating which Nevada agency owns the road (sample value: 4).
Maintenance — A code showing which agency handles repairs (sample value: 4).
Agency — A numeric code for the responsible organization (sample value: 29).
Try it yourself
Look up your nearest state route number (like NV-439) and contact NDOT to verify who maintains the section you use daily.