2014 Map of Nebraska City

About this map

Nebraska City sits prominently along the western banks of the Missouri River, a landscape defined by its strategic position on the bluff and its agricultural surroundings. This survey captures the town at a mature stage of development, where the grid of historic streets like Central Ave and 4th Corso meets the modern connectivity of Highway 75 and Business 75. Genealogists will find a concentration of significant burial grounds, including the large Wyuka Cem on the west side and Saint Marys Cem to the north, alongside Saint Benedicts Cem located near the bluffs. Across the river in Iowa, the terrain shifts abruptly to the low-lying floodplain of Fremont County, crisscrossed by a complex network of drainage ditches such as Horse Cr Ditch and Mule Slough Ditch. The presence of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail follows the river's edge, marking the enduring significance of this corridor.