The village of Herman stands at the center of this agricultural corridor in eastern Nebraska, situated along the Burt Co Washington Co line. The landscape is defined by an extensive network of drainage infrastructure, such as the Cameron Ditch, Greenleaf Ditch, and Harney Slough Ditch, which manage the low-lying terrain between the hills and the Missouri River floodplain. Natural waterways like New York Cr and Crannell Cr wind through the area, while the eastern portion of the map is punctuated by Burns Lake. Genealogists will find the Herman Cem and Thone Cem clearly marked, alongside the local landmark of Herman School Rd, which anchors the small community. The intersection of local county roads and irrigation channels illustrates a region deeply shaped by drainage engineering and small-town Nebraska life.
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1955 · Fremont
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1957 · Fremont
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1958 · Fremont
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1969 · Orum
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1970 · Oakland SE
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1970 · Little Sioux
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1970 · Herman
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1970 · Mondamin
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1970 · Modale
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1970 · Nickerson NE
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