ÿÿ534 Cities Found in Nebraska

534 cities found in Nebraska

Largest cities in Nebraska

FremontPlattsmouthHastingsColumbusSouth Sioux CityBeatriceLincolnGrand IslandScottsbluffNorth PlatteElkhornKearneyPapillionBenningtonNorfolkBellevueLa VistaGretnaBlair

Other cities in Nebraska

AmeliaBayardOsceolaMadisonBrunoBlue HillHardyCerescoPilgerWaterlooCordovaCarrollObertClearwaterOffutt AfbStapletonMerrimanLoup CityTable RockHordvilleO'NeillWood RiverBloomingtonLesharaMillerWestervilleHarvardPageUnionHubbellHyannisClarksonSteele CitySmithfieldLakesideRed CloudBrownvilleAlliancePalmerGreenwoodSpencerStantonPoncaUnadillaDu BoisCurtisNewcastleWeeping WaterPeruHarrisburgTildenElsieSutherlandNehawkaDaveyAbieOrdChesterWakefieldSuperiorLaurelBeeBenkelmanDillerHemingfordOrchardMeadSterlingElbaGrantMilburnBig SpringsHalseyFarwellMeadow GroveLewistonIndianolaHildrethChappellMc Cool JunctionPaxtonFullertonDawsonAnselmoOsmondSurpriseDakota CityPotterHubbardRavennaBroadwaterMemphisSouth BendAngoraBoelusMaxwellRalstonBarnestonJansenAlvoDentonLymanFosterBassettVirginiaConcordHenryLouisvilleWayneMacySpragueHomerWaterburyPanamaLexingtonMcCookArthurLavistaHadarWacoInlandRoyalShelbyDavid CityNewman GroveLemoyneEndersClarksTekamahFairburyGraftonHumboldtBushnellRiverdaleBancroftAtlantaStuartHebronBeemerDixonRandolphGurleySnyderCentral CityRepublican CityCroftonPhillipsWashingtonFalls CityCedar CreekHooperMarquetteHeartwellNelsonHowellsHay SpringsWhitneyPickrellMcLeanDoniphanAinsworthGibbonMadridHamletCrookstonSparksElmwoodEustisJulianTecumsehPleasant DaleTalmageColonNorth LoupCenterDaykinValentineHolsteinRivertonMcGrewAldaBradyHolmesvillePlatte CenterArcherEagleBloomfieldElyriaWalthillThedfordNebraska CitySidneyCampbellWillow IslandVerdigreSt ColumbansElwoodOmahaHoskinsBinghamAdamsAyrNewarkAshtonRaganDorchesterLoomisLinwoodBertrandSteinauerHuntleyKennardWaverlyLebanonHallamKeystoneSioux CityBellwoodDodgeArapahoeUplandColeridgeMilfordBruleBurwellRogersNenzelSwantonOakBerwynBradshawGlenvilExeterCrab OrchardMaxOaklandBartleyChapmanInavaleArlingtonPlainviewEwingCrawfordRichlandDecaturStromsburgGenoaBrockMilliganDickensElginNormanSuttonPolkClay CenterDwightWolbachHendleyBennetWhitmanMarslandPlymouthFarnamStamfordNiobraraAllenUticaThurstonMillsAmherstMoorefieldManleyMinatareCodyUlyssesTryonBridgeportNelighEdisonHickmanClatoniaNickersonCedar RapidsNaperFordycePalmyraPenderBrainardWallaceArcadiaWhiteclayBeaver CrossingDixWinsideTrentonEllsworthValleyRocaSpringfieldWinnebagoLewellenCallawaySpaldingMonroeBoys TownRushvilleMitchellBelvidereStrattonBurrJohnson LakeBristowCarletonVenangoScotiaSilver CreekMelbetaGeringGreeleyOxfordAshlandRuskinBattle CreekOgallalaCreteReynoldsParksFairfieldRosalieBrewsterDuncanFriendPurdumFairmontTarnovTobiasBartlettHazardStockvillePetersburgGoehnerSalemAvocaWaltonMc CookGuide RockPrimroseLortonLindsayJohnstownGothenburgYorkIthacaMalcolmAtkinsonSaronvilleCairoKimballOshkoshButteLiscoRichfieldCedar BluffsMullenMartellCambridgeLibertyHaiglerWinnetoonWynotWestonHamptonPleasantonMorrillPragueDaltonJacksonBrunswickCookEricsonLitchfieldGenevaOngStrangShickleyFilleyAlexandriaTrumbullElk CreekBruningRoselandAxtellMurdockBeldenSaint LiboryEdgarCornleaGreshamRockvilleElm Creek

Top Names in Nebraska

Larry ThomasChad AdamsRhonda ChristensenShane SchmidtDavid RosePatricia AndersenEmily PetersenDale SwansonPaul SchumacherRobert SterbaEileen AdamsJohnny FieldgroveKevin CarlsonBetty SorensenBarbara BartelsRobert ElsasserRay AllenDon SchneiderLisa EinspahrDarlene Allen

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Ancestry

The name Nebraska comes from the Anglicization of the archaic Otoe words Ñí Brásge. Aboriginal people living in Nebraska for thousands of years ago. They ÿÿwere living there before the establishment of Europeans. Some of them also migrated there from eastern regions.

Historical tribes of Nebraska are Missouria, Ponca, Pawnee, Optoe, and a number of states from Lakota. Among the 5 largest groups, German (36.1%) was the largest ancestry of the state. It is followed by Irish (13.1%) and English (7.8%) as the second and third largest ancestries. After that, we have Czech (4.0%) and American (4.0%) as the last two most popular ancestries of the state.

When the US government started reservations of land, settled Americans in thousands were migrated to Nebraska. In the first migration, a massive population started a settlement. Many of the regions of Nebraska were noticeable after the massive migration state.

Race

Nebraska’s population included people from various races. The city of Shelby has the center of the population of Nebraska. The racial composition of this state is white as the majority race with over 88.0% share in its population. On the other hand, the African-American race has around 4.7% share. It is followed by the Asian race that constitutes over 2.1% of the total population of Nebraska.

The most surprising number comes from American Indians and Alaska Native that is limited to only a 0.8% share. Even these numbers are after a sudden increase in the past two years.

Somehow they are divided into different classes on the basis of races. Like Metropolitan Class City divided into Ohama, Primary Class City lives in Lincoln, First Class City are Bellevue, Grand land, Kearney Fremont, Hastings, Norfolk North Platte. The rest of Nebraska communities consist of second-class cities and villages. The religious association of Nebraska people is of any race or any religion. Nebraska proved as a home shelter for many refugees in recent years.

Nebraska racial population breakdown

Racial composition20002010
White1,655,70888.0%
Asian39,7942.1%
Some other race36,6721.9%
Two or more races43,6532.3%

Cities in Nebraska

This is a general list of cities in Nebraska. It contains big cities and small towns sorted alphabetically. Select a city to view information about it’s population, economics, and businesses.

CountyFIPS code[1]County seat[2]Est.[2]OriginEtymologyLicense plate prefix [3]Population[2]
Adams County001Hastings1867Unorganized territoryJohn Adams, second President of the United States1431,610
Antelope County003Neligh1871Unorganized territoryPronghorn, often called antelope266,456
Arthur County005Arthur1913Unorganized territoryChester A. Arthur, twenty-first president of the United States91458
Banner County007Harrisburg1888Formed from Cheyenne CountyEarly settlers' goal of making it the "banner county" of the state85759
Blaine County009Brewster1885Unorganized territoryJames G. Blaine, national politician86482
Boone County011Albion1871Unorganized territoryDaniel Boone, American pioneer and trapper235,388
Box Butte County013Alliance1887Formed from Dawes CountyA box-shaped butte north of Alliance6511,305
Boyd County015Butte1891Holt County and unorganized territory (Indian Territory)James E. Boyd, the eighth governor of Nebraska632,032
Brown County017Ainsworth1883Unorganized territoryThe Brown family of early settlers752,926
Buffalo County019Kearney1855Unorganized territoryThe American Bison947,893
Burt County021Tekamah1854One of nine original countiesFrancis Burt, the first territorial governor316,574
Butler County023David City1856Formed from Greene CountyWilliam O. Butler, U.S. Congressman and military leader258,312
Cass County025Plattsmouth1854One of nine original countiesLewis Cass, the territorial administrator2025,357
Cedar County027Hartington1857Formed from Dixon and Pierce CountiesThe eastern red cedar[4]138,711
Chase County029Imperial1873Unorganized territoryChampion S. Chase, Nebraska's first attorney general724,000
Cherry County031Valentine1883Unorganized territorySamuel A. Cherry, army lieutenant killed in the Indian Wars665,788
Cheyenne County033Sidney1867Unorganized territoryNamed for the Cheyenne Indian tribe3910,091
Clay County035Clay Center1855Formed from unorganized territoryHenry Clay, national politician306,392
Colfax County037Schuyler1869Formed from Platte CountySchuyler Colfax, Vice President of the United States4310,425
Cuming County039West Point1855Formed from Burt CountyThomas B. Cuming, first territorial secretary248,996
Custer County041Broken Bow1877Unorganized territoryGeorge Armstrong Custer, U.S. Army general410,792
Dakota County043Dakota City1855Formed from Burt CountyDakota branch of the Sioux Indian tribe7020,947
Dawes County045Chadron1885Formed from Sioux CountyJames W. Dawes, the sixth governor of Nebraska699,088
Dawson County047Lexington1860Unorganized territoryJacob Dawson, first postmaster for Lincoln1824,207
Deuel County049Chappell1888Formed from Cheyenne CountyThe Deuel family of early settlers781,937
Dixon County051Ponca1856Formed from Blackbird County, Izard County, and unorganized territoryThe Dixon family of early settlers355,851
Dodge County053Fremont1854One of nine original countiesAugustus Caesar Dodge, U.S. Senator who supported the Kansas-Nebraska Act536,515
Douglas County055Omaha1854One of nine original countiesStephen Arnold Douglas, national politician1537,256
Dundy County057Benkelman1873Unorganized territoryElmer Scipio Dundy, U.S. Circuit Court judge761,981
Fillmore County059Geneva1856Formed from Jackson County and unorganized territoryMillard Fillmore, thirteenth president of the United States345,698
Franklin County061Franklin1867Formed from Kearney CountyBenjamin Franklin, Founding Father503,085
Frontier County063Stockville1872Unorganized territoryIts location602,709
Furnas County065Beaver City1873Unorganized territoryRobert Wilkinson Furnas, third governor of Nebraska384,865
Gage County067Beatrice1855Unorganized territoryWilliam D. Gage, contemporary chaplain of the state legislature321,864
Garden County069Oshkosh1910Formed from Deuel CountyEarly settlers' hopes for it to become the "garden spot of the west"771,902
Garfield County071Burwell1884Formed from Wheeler CountyJames Abram Garfield, twentieth president of the United States832,035
Gosper County073Elwood1873Unorganized territoryJohn J. Gosper, contemporary Nebraska secretary of state731,972
Grant County075Hyannis1887Unorganized territoryUlysses S. Grant, eighteenth president of the United States92633
Greeley County077Greeley1871Unorganized territoryHorace Greeley, journalist622,494
Hall County079Grand Island1858Unorganized territoryAugustus Hall, contemporary chief justice of the Territorial Supreme Court860,720
Hamilton County081Aurora1867Unorganized territoryAlexander Hamilton, first United States Secretary of the Treasury289,112
Harlan County083Alma1871Formed from Kearney CountyDisputed; either James Harlan, national politician, or a local revenue collector513,513
Hayes County085Hayes Center1877Unorganized territoryRutherford B. Hayes, nineteenth president of the United States79976
Hitchcock County087Trenton1873Unorganized territoryPhineas Warren Hitchcock, Nebraska U.S. Senator672,872
Holt County089O'Neill1860Unorganized territoryJoseph Holt, U.S. Postmaster General and Secretary of War3610,449
Hooker County091Mullen1889Unorganized territoryJoseph Hooker, U.S. Army general93738
Howard County093Saint Paul1871Formed from Hall CountyOliver O. Howard, U.S. Army general496,355
Jefferson County095Fairbury1856Unorganized territoryThomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States337,560
Johnson County097Tecumseh1857Formed from Nemaha and Otoe CountiesRichard Mentor Johnson, ninth vice president of the United States575,144
Kearney County099Minden1860Unorganized territoryFort Kearny, with a misspelling526,548
Keith County101Ogallala1873Unorganized territoryM.C. Keith, rancher with wide holdings688,130
Keya Paha County103Springview1884Formed from Brown County and unorganized Indian territoryDakota words Ké-ya Pa-há Wa-kpá (turtle hill river)82790
Kimball County105Kimball1888Formed from Cheyenne CountyThomas L. Kimball, Union Pacific Railroad official713,702
Knox County107Center1857Formed from Pierce County and unorganized territory (Former names-L'Eau Qui Court (1857-1867) and Emmet (1867-1873))Henry Knox, first U.S. Secretary of War128,565
Lancaster County109Lincoln1855Formed from Cass and Pierce CountiesLancaster, Pennsylvania and Lancaster, England2297,036
Lincoln County111North Platte1860Unorganized territoryAbraham Lincoln, sixteenth president of the United States1536,051
Logan County113Stapleton1885Unorganized territoryJohn A. Logan, U.S. Army general87763
Loup County115Taylor1883Unorganized territoryLoup River88576
Madison County119Madison1856Formed from Loup County, and McNeale County, and unorganized territoryEither James Madison, fourth president of the United States, or local settlers' native Madison, Wisconsin735,278
McPherson County117Tryon1887Unorganized territoryJames B. McPherson, U.S. Army general90526
Merrick County121Central City1858Formed from Polk County and unorganized territoryElvira Merrick, wife of legislator Henry W. DePuy467,802
Morrill County123Bridgeport1908Formed from Cheyenne CountyCharles Henry Morrill, president of the Lincoln Land Company644,908
Nance County125Fullerton1879Formed from a Pawnee Indian reservationAlbinus Nance, fourth governor of Nebraska583,623
Nemaha County127Auburn1854One of nine original countiesNimaha, the Otoe name meaning miry water for a local stream447,157
Nuckolls County129Nelson1860Unorganized territoryLafayette Nuckolls, a member of the first Nebraska territorial legislature; and his brother, Stephen Nuckolls, a pioneering Nebraska settler, businessman and banker424,413
Otoe County131Nebraska City1854One of nine original countiesOto (also Otoe) Native American tribe1115,752
Pawnee County133Pawnee City1855Formed from Richardson CountyPawnee Native American tribe542,709
Perkins County135Grant1887Formed from Keith CountyCharles E. Perkins, a president of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad742,921
Phelps County137Holdrege1873Formed from Kearney CountyWilliam Phelps, an early settler[4]379,213
Pierce County139Pierce1856Formed from Izard County, McNeale County, and unorganized territoryFranklin Pierce, the fourteenth president of the United States407,510
Platte County141Columbus1856Formed from Greene and Loup CountiesPlatte River which is in turn named for the French word for flat1032,505
Polk County143Osceola1856Formed from York County and unorganized territoryJames Knox Polk, the eleventh president of the United States415,275
Red Willow County145McCook1873Unorganized territoryRed Willow Creek, which runs through the area4811,006
Richardson County147Falls City1854One of nine original countiesWilliam A. Richardson, a governor of the Nebraska Territory198,125
Rock County149Bassett1885Formed from Brown CountyEither Rock Creek, which flows in the county; or the rocky condition of the soil in the area811,411
Saline County151Wilber1867Unorganized territoryNamed for a belief held by the early pioneers that great salt springs and deposits could be found in the area, a hope found to be false2214,416
Sarpy County153Papillion1857Formed from Cass and Douglas CountiesPeter A. Sarpy, a commander of a trading post in the future county59169,331
Saunders County155Wahoo1856Formed from Douglas and Lancaster CountiesAlvin Saunders, a governor of the Nebraska Territory620,929
Scotts Bluff County157Gering1888Formed from Cheyenne CountyNamed for a towering bluff located in the Scotts Bluff National Monument; the bluffs themselves are named for Hiram Scott, a fur trapper who is alleged to have crawled 75 miles with a broken leg before collapsing and dying at the foot of the formation2136,848

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