US casino map · reference guide
The US Casino Map
A calm, sourced atlas of brick and mortar casinos across the country, organized state to city to casino. Find them on a map, then read how to plan around them.
This is the US casino map: a reference guide to where brick and mortar casinos actually are, state by state, from Nevada and the Las Vegas valley to the Gulf Coast, the Mississippi river towns, and the Northeast. The site covers casinos across more than forty states, and its one job is showing where they are so you can plan a visit around them.
Every location is checked against current authoritative sources, the casino lists are dated, and each page carries an editorial review. There is no advertising and nothing for sale here. Read how the site is made and verified.
The national map
The US casino map
Verified One marker per state, colored by region. The count is how many casinos are mapped there; open a marker to jump to that state's map and guide.
Browse by state
Every state with casinos, by region
The main way around the site and the backbone of the US casino map. Pick a state for its own map, casino list, legal and age facts, and links down to its cities and individual properties. Counts are approximate and dated on each state page.
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Where people are headed
Locations and details come from gaming commissions, tribal authorities, and official operator sources, never from guesswork, and the CasinosMap editorial desk reviews and dates every page. About the site · Methodology
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