primm

Primm is a small, unincorporated community located in Clark County, Nevada, United States, near the California border. It is situated in the Mojave Desert along Interstate 15, approximately 40 miles southwest of Las Vegas. Primm is primarily known for its status as a border town, serving as a gateway to Nevada for travelers coming from Southern California.

The town's development is largely centered around casino resorts that cater to visitors looking for gaming, entertainment, and lodging. Primm has historically been a popular destination for those seeking a quick stop for gambling or a place to stay before heading to larger Nevada cities. The area also features a variety of retail outlets, including a large outlet mall, offering a different draw for shoppers.

Historically, the area was known by different names, including State Line and Stateline. The name Primm was adopted in the 1930s, reportedly in honor of one of the earliest residents, William J. Primm. The construction of Interstate 15 in the latter half of the 20th century significantly boosted the town's accessibility and economic activity. Primm's location makes it a convenient stopping point for travelers on a major route connecting Southern California and the Las Vegas metropolitan area. The town's economy is predominantly driven by tourism and the hospitality industry.