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Nebraska, the Cornhusker State, gets its name from an Oto Indian word meaning flat water. The state has evolved into a rich agricultural state after once being known as the Great American Desert. Roughly 47,000 farms and ranches of all different types can be found across the state of Nebraska. In addition, there are several vineyards and farmers markets throughout this state in the Great Plains region.
View PropertiesNebraska is made up of a diverse range of terrain making for spectacular views seen on the sandhills, prairies, forests and bluffs. Nebraska’s Highway 2 has been dubbed one of America's 10 most beautiful highways for the wide open spaces and dramatic, beautiful views of the Sandhills. There are many places to see and things to do in this state from discovering wildlife from the prairie, taking a stroll through Kearney’s Archway or attending summer festivals. The state is also home to several national monuments, including Homestead National Monument, landmarks such as Chimney Rock National Historic site and historic parks, such as Toadstool Geologic Park. In the city of Lincoln lies the Nebraska State Capitol building which boasts interesting facts and artwork about a state where history is extremely valued.
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Recreational opportunities are abundant Nebraska, including fishing, small game and big game hunting, camping, boating, floating, shed hunting, hiking, biking and more. Some popular lakes include Branched Oak and Lake McConaughy.
Nebraska is home to eight state parks, two national forests, one national recreation area and six national wildlife refuges, which provide great hiking trails and camping as well. All of these offer something unique and are a big part of what makes this state so special.
State Capitol: Lincoln
Area: 77,354 square miles – 16th largest state in the US
Population: 1,881,503
Major Industries: Farming (corn, soybeans, wheat, sorghum) grain processing, meat-packing
Statehood: March 1, 1867 – 37th state
State Animal: White-tailed deer
Nebraska provides residents and visitors alike with unlimited opportunity. Purchase your piece of Nebraska land for sale today from the experts at Hayden Outdoors.
Hayden Outdoors, a leading broker of farm, ranch and recreation real estate from Coast to Coast, offers our full line of real estate services to buyers and sellers in Nebraska. With our current inventory of over $1 Billion million in farm and ranch real estate, we have a reputation for representing sellers of the finest legacy ranches, and providing buyers with knowledgeable and proactive agents who know the marketplace.
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