Nebraska is located in the Great Plains, and is in what we call America's breadbasket. Lots of corn (maize), soybeans, wheat, oats and barley are grown there. We also find a lot beef and pork produced there as the open land and the availability of feed makes it a natural choice.

Nebraska has an average annual precipitation of around 560 millimetres (22.2 inches), although there is a steady gradient from around 760 millimetres (30 inches) in the southeast to around 375 millimetres (15 inches) in the western Sand Hills.

Most of this precipitation is rain, though in Omaha there is typically around 68 centimetres (26 inches) of snowfall, which equates to 50 millimetres (2 inches) of rain and leaves around 710 millimetres or 28 inches of actual rainfall. In western Nebraska there is a similar amount of snow but substantially less rain - as little as 315 millimetres (12.5 inches) of actual rainfall in the northwest.

The total distance is 769 miles. The journey would take about 12 hours and 20 minutes.

438,646 is the 2008 estimated population of Omaha, NE

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• 1.88 million head of beef cows
• The average herd size is 94 head
• 4,570 cattle feeding operations statewide
• 5.1 million cattle fed and marketed per year
• On average there are 2.3 million head of cattle on feed

there is about 21 hours travel between the two places

Chris Beutler is the current mayor of Lincoln, NE.

Panorama Point in the extreme southwest corner of Nebraska at 5,424 feet in elevation is the highest and it is not a mountain or even a hill. At 840 feet in elevation is the lowest point on the Missouri River.

Name is based on an Oto Indian word that means "flat water," referring to the Platte River.

California's nickname is "the Golden State".

The address of the Nebraska Masonic Foundation Library And Museum is: 1240 N 10Th St, Lincoln, NE 68508

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The most famous landmark would be Chimney Rock in the western Nebraska panhandle

This is a common US commemorative stamp.

If you want to buy just one it will probably cost you from 10 to 25 cents at a stamp store.

If you want to order it by mail, you would have to pay postage and handling in addition.

Dealers get them as part of larger lots for almost nothing per stamp- say 65% face if mint and

1/2 cent if used.

It is the kind of stamp I use on letters if unused or give to kids if used.

The Missouri River separates Iowa from Nebraska.

your answer is easy if you've ever driven anywhere in the state . it is corn probably the most , beef ,hence Omaha steks and all the cows and finally std's . yep you can look that up its no joke they are ranked # 1 in the Midwest nationally. we also produce super high taxes. bad laws and eforcement along with lots of protection orders . hope this helps

It is 1,449 miles according to Google Maps.

== == The official state bird of Nebraska is the Western Meadowlark, adopted in 1929.
The Western Meadowlark.

steaks from Omaha Steaks. Nebraska is also where Kool aid was created. The Reuben sandwich was invented at the Blackstone Hotel in Omaha.

farming (corn, soybeans, wheat, sorghum), grain processing, meat-packing the Air Force Strategic Air Command,

Yes... Omaha is the most racist city I have ever had the misfortune of living in. African Americans and people of Hispanic decent have been forced to live in dilapidated houses on the north and south sides of the city. It is rare that you see a minority working in the private sector doing more than manual labor. We have schools in the same school district. One school issues laptops to their students and the other is using 30 year old textbooks that the students have to share. We have police and businesses violating minority rights with no lawyers that will represent them in court.