Nevada State Route 839

Nevada State Route 839 is a road that's 18 miles long. That's like driving from your house to the park and back a few times! It's also called Nevada Scheelite Mine Road. This road is like a special helper, connecting a place called the Nevada Scheelite Mine to a much bigger road called U.S. Route 50. Think of it like a little stream flowing into a big river!

This road wasn't always called Nevada State Route 839. A long, long time ago, before 1976, it was part of a different road called State Route 31. But then, all the roads in Nevada got new numbers, like getting new names! So, this road got its new name, 839, and became its own special route. It's like a toy that got a new sticker and became even cooler!

This road is super important because it helps connect the Nevada Scheelite Mine to the rest of the world. Mines are places where people dig up cool rocks and minerals. This road makes it easy for trucks to carry those treasures away to other places. It's like a bridge that lets you cross to get to something exciting on the other side!

Nevada State Route 839 has one main job: to be a pathway. It's like a train track that lets trains go from one station to another. This road helps people get to the Scheelite Mine and also helps people who are on U.S. Route 50 find their way to the mine. It's a simple but very useful job that keeps things moving!