Reno

Reno is a city in province of Nevada, U.S. The city lies on the Truckee River, close to the California fringe and the Sierra Nevada lower regions, in the midst of glorious and shifted view. Contiguous Reno is the city of Sparks. Reno's first pilgrim was C.W. Fuller, who fabricated a toll extension of logs over the waterway around 1860.

The site was procured by M.C. Lake in 1863 and was called Lake's Crossing. At the point when the Central Pacific Railroad achieved the site in 1868, a land sell off was held, and homes were manufactured overnight. The town was renamed for Gen. Jesse Lee Reno of Virginia, a Union officer who was murdered at the Battle of South Mountain, Maryland, in the American Civil War.