
The Missouri River and James River converge along the border of Nebraska and South Dakota, defining a landscape of braided channels and expansive floodplains. Near the northern edge, Rush Island sits as a significant landform within the Missouri, while Gayville overlooks the bottomlands from the South Dakota side. The terrain transitions from these low-lying river valleys into the rolling uplands of Nebraska, where a network of rural schools and small settlements reflects the mid-century agricultural character of Cedar County.
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1968 Coleridge SE
Cedar County, NE

1968 Hartington SW
Cedar County, NE

1968 Menominee
Cedar County, NE

1971 Randolph North
Cedar County, NE
2011 Coleridge SE
Cedar County, NE
2011 Hartington SW
Cedar County, NE
2011 Menominee
Cedar County, NE
2011 Randolph North
Cedar County, NE
2011 Saint Helena
Cedar County, NE
2014 Coleridge SE
Cedar County, NE
2014 Hartington SW
Cedar County, NE
2014 Menominee
Cedar County, NE
2014 Randolph North
Cedar County, NE
2014 Saint Helena
Cedar County, NE
2017 Coleridge SE
Cedar County, NE
2017 Hartington SW
Cedar County, NE
2017 Menominee
Cedar County, NE
2017 Randolph North
Cedar County, NE
2017 Saint Helena
Cedar County, NE

2021 Coleridge SE
Cedar County, NE

2021 Hartington SW
Cedar County, NE

2021 Menominee
Cedar County, NE

2021 Randolph North
Cedar County, NE

2021 Saint Helena
Cedar County, NE