The 10 Fastest Growing Cities In Nevada For 2025


The fastest-growing cities in Nevada are Enterprise and Dayton for 2025 based on Saturday Night Science.

Is being in an area of Nevada that’s growing quickly a good thing or a bad thing?

Depends on who you ask.

Some want bigger, more exciting cities like Las Vegas and Henderson, while others want peace and quiet like in Lemmon Valley and Silver Springs, thank you very much.

But today, we’re going to put opinions aside and look at the cold, hard facts — since 2010, which cities in Nevada have grown the fastest.

After getting knee-deep in the Census’s American Community Survey using Saturday Night Science, we emerged with this set of cities in the Silver State that have people climbing over each other to get in.


Table Of Contents: Top Ten | Methodology | Summary | Table


Fastest Growing Cities In Nevada Map

What’s the fastest growing city in Nevada for 2025? Based on the most recent ACS data, Enterprise ranks as the fastest-growing city in Nevada. If you happen to be a resident of Enterprise, you’re probably not surprised to find it on our list.

If you’re surprised — and you’re wondering why these places are a big deal — keep reading. We’ll tell you what makes each of these 10 places in Nevada grow like weeds.

For more Nevada state reading:

The 10 Fastest Growing Cities In Nevada For 2025

1. Enterprise

Overall SnackAbility

7.5
/10

Population: 232,043
Population 2010: 99,544
Percent Growth 133.1%
Absolute Growth: 132,499
More on Enterprise: Data

2. Dayton

Overall SnackAbility

5
/10

Population: 15,873
Population 2010: 9,828
Percent Growth 61.5%
Absolute Growth: 6,045
More on Dayton: Data

3. Mesquite

Mesquite, NV

Source: Wikipedia User Stan Shebs | GFDL
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 21,314
Population 2010: 14,608
Percent Growth 45.9%
Absolute Growth: 6,706
More on Mesquite: Data

4. Winchester

Winchester, NV

Source: Wikipedia User Roman Kharkovski | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 37,774
Population 2010: 27,194
Percent Growth 38.9%
Absolute Growth: 10,580
More on Winchester: Data

5. Summerlin South

Overall SnackAbility

7.5
/10

Population: 30,075
Population 2010: 21,816
Percent Growth 37.9%
Absolute Growth: 8,259
More on Summerlin South: Data

6. North Las Vegas

North Las Vegas, NV

Source: Public domain
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 270,773
Population 2010: 203,951
Percent Growth 32.8%
Absolute Growth: 66,822
More on North Las Vegas: Data

7. Henderson

Henderson, NV

Source: Wikipedia User John Phelan | CC BY-SA 3.0
Overall SnackAbility

8.5
/10

Population: 324,523
Population 2010: 249,250
Percent Growth 30.2%
Absolute Growth: 75,273
More on Henderson: Data

8. Whitney

Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 46,268
Population 2010: 35,723
Percent Growth 29.5%
Absolute Growth: 10,545
More on Whitney: Data

9. Spring Valley

Spring Valley, NV

Source: Wikipedia User Stan Shebs | GFDL
Overall SnackAbility

7.5
/10

Population: 219,913
Population 2010: 170,626
Percent Growth 28.9%
Absolute Growth: 49,287
More on Spring Valley: Data

10. Fernley

Fernley, NV

Source: Wikipedia User Famartin | CC BY-SA 4.0
Overall SnackAbility

6
/10

Population: 23,631
Population 2010: 18,378
Percent Growth 28.6%
Absolute Growth: 5,253
More on Fernley: Data

Methodology: How We Measured The Fastest Growing Cities In the Silver State for 2025

To figure out which cities are growing the most, we used Saturday Night Science to look at the growth rates for cities since the beginning of the decade, according to the American Community Survey put out by the census every year. Specifically:

  • Current Population
  • Population in 2010
  • Growth rate from 2010 to Current (The latest available data which came out in Dec 2023)

We ranked all 33 Nevada cities with a population over 4,000 people from highest growth rate to lowest.

The city with the highest growth rate during this time was crowned the fastest-growing city in the Silver State.

And for those of you who are a little rusty with their statistics, you can calculate the growth rate by the following formula:

[Current Population – Population 2010] / [Population 2010]

The data has been updated for 2025. This report is our tenth time ranking the fastest growing cities in Nevada.

Here’s a graph of the cities in Nevada with the most significant percent increase in population:
Fastest Growing Cities in Nevada Graph For 2025

Click to enlarge

Summary: These Places Grew Up So Fast In Nevada, You Know?

So there you have it, the fastest growing cities in Nevada are led by Enterprise which has been growing at a blistering pace this decade relative to other cities and towns around the state.

The fastest-growing cities in Nevada are Enterprise, Dayton, Mesquite, Winchester, Summerlin South, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Whitney, Spring Valley, and Fernley.

It’ll be interesting to see if these places can keep growing at the same rate over the next couple of years. We’ll be here to let you know!

These places have been growing (or shrinking) the slowest (fastest):

  1. Lemmon Valley
  2. Paradise
  3. Johnson Lane

For more Nevada reading, check out:

Fastest Growing Places In Nevada For 2025

Rank City Population Population 2010 Growth Absolute Growth
1 Enterprise 232,043 99,544 133.1% 132,499
2 Dayton 15,873 9,828 61.5% 6,045
3 Mesquite 21,314 14,608 45.9% 6,706
4 Winchester 37,774 27,194 38.9% 10,580
5 Summerlin South 30,075 21,816 37.9% 8,259
6 North Las Vegas 270,773 203,951 32.8% 66,822
7 Henderson 324,523 249,250 30.2% 75,273
8 Whitney 46,268 35,723 29.5% 10,545
9 Spring Valley 219,913 170,626 28.9% 49,287
10 Fernley 23,631 18,378 28.6% 5,253
About Chris Kolmar

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