Dorsey and Knoxville anchor this rural landscape along the boundary of Holt and Knox counties in northern Nebraska. The terrain is deeply defined by the drainage systems of Steel Creek and Pishel Creek, which flow toward the Niobrara River at the northern edge of the map. This river corridor is protected as the Missouri National Recreation River, a designation that preserves the character of the waterway.
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1950 · Verdel
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1950 · Dorsey NW
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1950 · Lynch
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1950 · Pishelville
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1950 · Monowi
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1952 · Monowi
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1952 · Dorsey
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1954 · Walnut
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1954 · Dorsey SW
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1954 · Star
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