The Stanton townsite serves as the central hub of this Nebraska landscape, situated near the confluence of several vital waterways including Maskenthine Cr and the Elkhorn River. The town's grid is well-defined by local thoroughfares such as Veterans Ave and Nutmeg St, surrounded by the agricultural sections of the Great Plains. For local historians, the presence of three distinct burial grounds—the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Cem, Zander Cem, and Koch Cem—provides significant genealogical reference points north of the town center. The surrounding terrain is heavily influenced by water management and drainage, featuring the Maskenthine Reservoir to the northwest and Sand Creek Reservoir 2 to the south, which along with Butterfly Cr and Union Cr, illustrate the complex hydrology of the region.
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1955 · Sioux City
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1955 · Fremont
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1957 · Fremont
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1958 · Sioux City
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1958 · Fremont
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1959 · Sioux City
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1963 · Hoskins
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1963 · Madison SE
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1963 · Pilger
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1963 · Wayne SW
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