Nebraska Counties

Franklin County sits in south-central Nebraska, right along the Kansas border. It’s farm country here, where corn and cattle are king.

The wide-open prairies of southwestern Nebraska are home to Frontier County. The horizon seems endless and the sky feels impossibly big.

Furnas County is in the middle of southern Nebraska. It’s part of what they call the Golden Triangle, known for its rich farmland.

Gage County is in southeast Nebraska, along the Kansas state border. Beatrice, the county seat, is the star of the show here.

Garden County is way out in western Nebraska. Don’t let the name fool you. This ain’t no flower garden. It’s rugged, beautiful country.

Garfield County is a small slice of Nebraska, sitting pretty in the north-central part of the state. Burwell is the county seat.

Gosper County is located in south-central Nebraska. It’s not big, but it’s got character. Elwood is the county seat with a few hundred folks.

Grant County is located in the west region of Nebraska. It’s sand hills country. Miles and miles of rolling dunes covered in grass.

Greeley County is located right in the heart of Nebraska. Greeley Center is the county seat. Don’t go looking for skyscrapers, though.

Hall County is in the middle of Nebraska. Grand Island is the big name here. It’s the county seat and the fourth-largest city in the state.

Hamilton County sits in the middle of Nebraska. This county combines small-town life with a strong agricultural backbone.

The southwest part of Nebraska is home to Harlan County. The county’s big draw is Harlan County Lake, Nebraska’s second largest lake.

Wide open spaces define Hayes County. It’s out in western Nebraska, where the land seems to go on forever. The county seat is Hayes Center.

Hitchcock County is a part of southwest Nebraska along the Kansas state border. Trenton is the county seat but Culbertson is most populous.

Holt County is up in north-central Nebraska. It’s bigger than Rhode Island, if you can believe it. It’s actually double its size, in fact.