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1,973 stores · USDA data

Where to use EBT in Nevada

1,973 stores in Nevada take SNAP EBT cards, in 16 counties or areas. Search by city, county or ZIP code, or pick a county below.

1,973stores that take EBT
353supermarkets and super stores
24farmers markets

Stores by type

  • Convenience Store1,152
  • Other315
  • Super Store193
  • Supermarket160
  • Grocery Store103
  • Specialty Store26
  • Farmers and Markets24

Cities with the most stores

  • Las Vegas 1,011
  • Reno 212
  • Henderson 158
  • North Las Vegas 121
  • Sparks 88
  • Carson City 52
  • Pahrump 30
  • Fallon 23
  • Elko 22
  • Fernley 18
  • N Las Vegas 16
  • Winnemucca 16
  • Mesquite 16
  • Gardnerville 15
  • Sun Valley 13
  • Dayton 10
  • Yerington 10
  • Boulder City 9
  • Silver Springs 8
  • Ely 8
  • Laughlin 8
  • Battle Mountain 7
  • Lovelock 6
  • Wells 6

All 16 counties

9 have their own page with the full store list. 7 have fewer than 10 stores and are listed here only.

CountyStoresSupermarketsFarmers markets
Carson City4791
Churchill County2332
Clark County1,3572448
Douglas County3090
Elko County4890
Eureka County510
Humboldt County1830
Lander County720
Lincoln County501
Lyon County5063
Mineral County610
Nye County4051
Pershing County611
Storey County100
Washoe County321597
White Pine County910

Card help in Nevada

  • EBT card help: Nevada EBT CardBalance, lost or stolen card, PIN866-281-2443

We publish a phone number only when two independent sources agree: the USDA state directory and the state agency's own website. "n/d" means we could not confirm it, so call 2-1-1 or use the number on the back of your card.

Sources: USDA SNAP Retailer Locator data (layer updated October 21, 2026); USDA SNAP State Directory of Resources (state entry updated April 10, 2026).

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