US Counties

Lincoln County sprawls across west-central Nebraska. North Platte, the county seat, is famous for its massive rail yard. It’s a sight to see.

Logan County is in the middle of Nebraska. Stapleton is the only real town. It’s quiet out here. Gandy is the only other real community.

Loup County is way up in north-central Nebraska. It’s tiny, population-wise. In fact, it’s one of the least populous counties in the state.

Northeast Nebraska is home to Madison County. Norfolk is the biggest city. Johnny Carson grew up there. Yep, that Johnny Carson.

McPherson County sits in the Sandhills of west-central Nebraska. It’s about as rural as you can get. Tryon is the county seat.

Central Nebraska is home to Merrick County. The Platte River runs right through it, along the eastern border. Central City is the county seat.

Morrill County sits in the Nebraska Panhandle. It’s way out there. Bridgeport’s the county seat. Small town, but it’s got character.

Nance County is in east-central Nebraska. Fullerton’s the biggest town. The Loup River runs through here for some nice views.

Nemaha County is in southeast Nebraska. The county is a mix of farmland and forest so it’s not what most people expect from Nebraska.

Nuckolls County is in south-central Nebraska, located right on the Kansas border. Superior is the biggest town but Nelson is the county seat.

Otoe County sits in the southeast corner of Nebraska, right next to Iowa. Nebraska City, the county seat, is right on the Missouri River.

Pawnee County is down in the southeast corner of Nebraska, bordering the state of Kansas. Pawnee City is the county seat. All 900 people.

Perkins County is out in southwest Nebraska, bordering Colorado. It’s farm country here. Grant’s the county seat.

Phelps County sits right in the heart of south-central Nebraska. Holdrege is the biggest town and the county seat.

Northeast Nebraska is home to Pierce County. It’s farm country through and through. Pierce, the county seat, is a small town.