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Crossword: Can you name these 14 Nevada state symbols?

From sagebrush and silver to desert wildlife and ancient fossils, Nevada’s state symbols tell the story of what makes the Silver State unique. How well do you know them? Put your knowledge to the test with this week’s crossword.

This week's crossword is all things Nevada State symbols. Do you have what it takes to finish this one without looking up the answers?
This week's crossword is all things Nevada State symbols. Do you have what it takes to finish this one without looking up the answers?

Test your knowledge of the Silver State with this week’s crossword.

This week’s crossword features 14 clues inspired by Nevada’s state symbols. Whether you’ve lived here your whole life or you’re still getting to know the state, it’s a chance to see how much Nevada trivia you’ve picked up along the way. No cheating allowed (unless you really need it).

If you enjoy finding fun all around you, then you’ll love this: The Nevadan newsletter editor Jannelle Calderón spent 24 hours in Elko. From admiring Lamoille Canyon to capturing the area’s vastness, she explains why stargazing tourism exists and why Elko should be your next stop.

Read: 24 hours in Elko: The town was lively, friendly, full of art, and the food was great. I feel bad admitting I was expecting a small, sleepy town.

Think you’re this week’s fastest puzzle solver? Send your time to info@thenevadannews.com for a chance to claim the title!

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  • Jannelle Calderón is The Nevadan / El Nevadense newsletter editor. A bilingual storyteller, she’s passionate about highlighting the human side of policy and showcasing Nevada’s vibrant cultures. She previously reported for The Nevada Independent and is a graduate of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. Jannelle also writes Vegas Somos, a Spanish-language newsletter dedicated to breaking down the issues that matter most to Nevada’s Latino communities.

    In her free time you can find her exploring Las Vegas’ food scene, shooting with her vintage film camera, or hanging out with her four fur-babies.

    Have a story tip? Reach Jannelle at jannelle@couriernewsroom.com. For local reporting in Nevada that connects the dots, from policy to people, sign up for Jannelle’s newsletters.