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Hualapai soccer, baseball and football fields; and lighted basketball, tennis and volleyball courts. The community is already home to more than 150 This map depicts existing and proposed development in Summerlin. Proposed neighborhood and village parks—a number that developments show on the plan are conceptual and preliminary, and are included Sunset only to show intent and relationship to the existing community. Proposed will only grow as development continues in developments may require approvals by governmental agencies which may not be Summerlin. obtained. All proposed land uses and improvements are subject to modification or elimination without notice. The decision to purchase or lease property in Summerlin should be based on actual visits. Canyon Grand Maule

Wet ‘n’ This map is the property of The Howard Hughes Corporation or its subsidiary and may not be modified. This map Wild may be reproduced by real estate agents for relevant informational purposes only and does not indicate or imply Fort Apache Fort affiliation or endorsement by the SUMMERLIN®️ development or The Howard Hughes Company, LLC. This map is provided “as is” and without warranty of any kind. SUMMERLIN and the Mountain Design are registered trademarks of The Howard Hughes Company, LLC.

Updated April 2020