قائمة المقاطعات في نبراسكا
(تم التحويل من List of counties in Nebraska)
The following is a list of the 93 counties in the U.S. state of Nebraska, listed by name, FIPS code and license plate prefix.
| مقاطعات نبراسكا | |
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| الموقع | ولاية نبراسكا |
| العدد | 93 |
| عدد السكان | 383 (McPherson) – 589,540 (Douglas) |
| المساحة | 241 square miles (620 km2) (Sarpy) – 5,961 square miles (15,440 km2) (Cherry) |
| الحكومة | حكومة مقاطعة |
| التقسيمات | cities, towns, townships, unincorporated communities, Indian reservations, census designated place |
Nebraska's postal abbreviation is NE and its FIPS state code is 31.
When many counties were formed, the bills establishing them did not state the honoree's full name; thus the namesakes of several counties, including Brown, Deuel, Dixon, and possibly Harlan, are known only by their surnames.
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قائمة المقاطعات
| المقاطعة |
الكود [1] |
مقر المقاطعة [2] |
Est. [2] |
الأصل |
أصل الاسم |
سابقة اللوحة المعدنية [3] |
السكان [4] |
المساحة [2] |
الخريطة |
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| مقاطعة Adams | 001 | Hastings | 1867 | Unorganized territory | جون أدمز، ثاني President of the United States | 14 | 30٬899 | 563 ميل² (1٬458 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Antelope | 003 | Neligh | 1871 | Unorganized territory | Pronghorn, often called antelope | 26 | 6٬302 | 857 ميل² (2٬220 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Arthur | 005 | Arthur | 1913 | Unorganized territory | Chester A. Arthur, twenty-first president of the United States | 91 | 412 | 715 ميل² (1٬852 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Banner | 007 | Harrisburg | 1888 | Formed from Cheyenne County | Early settlers' goal of making it the "banner county" of the state | 85 | 674 | 746 ميل² (1٬932 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Blaine | 009 | Brewster | 1885 | Unorganized territory | James G. Blaine, national politician | 86 | 436 | 711 ميل² (1٬841 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Boone | 011 | Albion | 1871 | Unorganized territory | Daniel Boone, American pioneer and trapper | 23 | 5٬310 | 687 ميل² (1٬779 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Box Butte | 013 | Alliance | 1887 | Formed from Dawes County | A box-shaped butte north of Alliance | 65 | 10٬692 | 1٬075 ميل² (2٬784 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Boyd | 015 | Butte | 1891 | Holt County and unorganized territory (Indian Territory) | James E. Boyd, the eighth governor of Nebraska | 63 | 1٬725 | 540 ميل² (1٬399 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Brown | 017 | Ainsworth | 1883 | Unorganized territory | The Brown family of early settlers | 75 | 2٬853 | 1٬221 ميل² (3٬162 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Buffalo | 019 | Kearney | 1855 | Unorganized territory | The American Bison | 9 | 50٬697 | 968 ميل² (2٬507 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Burt | 021 | Tekamah | 1854 | One of nine original counties | Francis Burt, the first territorial governor | 31 | 6٬727 | 493 ميل² (1٬277 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Butler | 023 | David City | 1856 | Formed from Greene County | William O. Butler, U.S. Congressman and military leader | 25 | 8٬459 | 584 ميل² (1٬513 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Cass | 025 | Plattsmouth | 1854 | One of nine original counties | Lewis Cass, U.S. Senator who supported the Kansas-Nebraska Act | 20 | 27٬446 | 559 ميل² (1٬448 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Cedar | 027 | Hartington | 1857 | Formed from Dixon and Pierce Counties | The eastern red cedar[5] | 13 | 8٬262 | 740 ميل² (1٬917 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Chase | 029 | Imperial | 1873 | Unorganized territory | Champion S. Chase, Nebraska's first attorney general | 72 | 3٬724 | 894 ميل² (2٬315 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Cherry | 031 | Valentine | 1883 | Unorganized territory | Samuel A. Cherry, army lieutenant killed in the Indian Wars | 66 | 5٬492 | 5٬961 ميل² (15٬439 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Cheyenne | 033 | Sidney | 1867 | Unorganized territory | Named for the Cheyenne Indian tribe | 39 | 9٬541 | 1٬196 ميل² (3٬098 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Clay | 035 | Clay Center | 1855 | Formed from unorganized territory | Henry Clay, national politician | 30 | 6٬116 | 573 ميل² (1٬484 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Colfax | 037 | Schuyler | 1869 | Formed from Platte County | Schuyler Colfax, Vice President of the United States | 43 | 10٬566 | 413 ميل² (1٬070 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Cuming | 039 | West Point | 1855 | Formed from Burt County | Thomas B. Cuming, first territorial secretary | 24 | 8٬918 | 572 ميل² (1٬481 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Custer | 041 | Broken Bow | 1877 | Unorganized territory | George Armstrong Custer, U.S. Army general | 4 | 10٬581 | 2٬576 ميل² (6٬672 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Dakota | 043 | Dakota City | 1855 | Formed from Burt County | Dakota branch of the Sioux Indian tribe | 70 | 21٬268 | 264 ميل² (684 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Dawes | 045 | Chadron | 1885 | Formed from Sioux County | James W. Dawes, the sixth governor of Nebraska | 69 | 8٬133 | 1٬396 ميل² (3٬616 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Dawson | 047 | Lexington | 1860 | Unorganized territory | Jacob Dawson, first postmaster for Lincoln | 18 | 24٬085 | 1٬013 ميل² (2٬624 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Deuel | 049 | Chappell | 1888 | Formed from Cheyenne County | The Deuel family of early settlers | 78 | 1٬871 | 440 ميل² (1٬140 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Dixon | 051 | Ponca | 1856 | Formed from Blackbird County, Izard County, and unorganized territory | The Dixon family of early settlers | 35 | 5٬491 | 476 ميل² (1٬233 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Dodge | 053 | Fremont | 1854 | One of nine original counties | Augustus Caesar Dodge, U.S. Senator who supported the Kansas-Nebraska Act | 5 | 37٬187 | 534 ميل² (1٬383 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Douglas | 055 | Omaha | 1854 | One of nine original counties | Stephen Arnold Douglas, national politician | 1 | 589٬540 | 331 ميل² (857 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Dundy | 057 | Benkelman | 1873 | Unorganized territory | Elmer Scipio Dundy, U.S. Circuit Court judge | 76 | 1٬561 | 920 ميل² (2٬383 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Fillmore | 059 | Geneva | 1856 | Formed from Jackson County and unorganized territory | Millard Fillmore, thirteenth president of the United States | 34 | 5٬548 | 576 ميل² (1٬492 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Franklin | 061 | Franklin | 1867 | Formed from Kearney County | Benjamin Franklin, Founding Father | 50 | 2٬825 | 576 ميل² (1٬492 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Frontier | 063 | Stockville | 1872 | Unorganized territory | Its location | 60 | 2٬585 | 975 ميل² (2٬525 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Furnas | 065 | Beaver City | 1873 | Unorganized territory | Robert Wilkinson Furnas, third governor of Nebraska | 38 | 4٬556 | 718 ميل² (1٬860 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Gage | 067 | Beatrice | 1855 | Unorganized territory | William D. Gage, contemporary chaplain of the state legislature | 3 | 21٬634 | 855 ميل² (2٬214 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Garden | 069 | Oshkosh | 1910 | Formed from Deuel County | Early settlers' hopes for it to become the "garden spot of the west" | 77 | 1٬794 | 1٬705 ميل² (4٬416 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Garfield | 071 | Burwell | 1884 | Formed from Wheeler County | James Abram Garfield, twentieth president of the United States | 83 | 1٬763 | 570 ميل² (1٬476 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Gosper | 073 | Elwood | 1873 | Unorganized territory | John J. Gosper, contemporary Nebraska secretary of state | 73 | 1٬847 | 458 ميل² (1٬186 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Grant | 075 | Hyannis | 1887 | Unorganized territory | Ulysses S. Grant, eighteenth president of the United States | 92 | 565 | 776 ميل² (2٬010 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Greeley | 077 | Greeley | 1871 | Unorganized territory | Horace Greeley, journalist | 62 | 2٬219 | 570 ميل² (1٬476 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Hall | 079 | Grand Island | 1858 | Unorganized territory | Augustus Hall, contemporary chief justice of the Territorial Supreme Court | 8 | 62٬197 | 546 ميل² (1٬414 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Hamilton | 081 | Aurora | 1867 | Unorganized territory | Alexander Hamilton, first United States Secretary of the Treasury | 28 | 9٬537 | 544 ميل² (1٬409 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Harlan | 083 | Alma | 1871 | Formed from Kearney County | Disputed; either James Harlan, national politician, or a local revenue collector | 51 | 3٬045 | 553 ميل² (1٬432 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Hayes | 085 | Hayes Center | 1877 | Unorganized territory | Rutherford B. Hayes, nineteenth president of the United States | 79 | 846 | 713 ميل² (1٬847 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Hitchcock | 087 | Trenton | 1873 | Unorganized territory | Phineas Warren Hitchcock, Nebraska U.S. Senator | 67 | 2٬552 | 710 ميل² (1٬839 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Holt | 089 | O'Neill | 1860 | Unorganized territory | Joseph Holt, U.S. Postmaster General and Secretary of War | 36 | 10٬093 | 2٬413 ميل² (6٬250 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Hooker | 091 | Mullen | 1889 | Unorganized territory | Joseph Hooker, U.S. Army general | 93 | 679 | 721 ميل² (1٬867 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Howard | 093 | Saint Paul | 1871 | Formed from Hall County | Oliver O. Howard, U.S. Army general | 49 | 6٬527 | 570 ميل² (1٬476 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Jefferson | 095 | Fairbury | 1856 | Unorganized territory | Thomas Jefferson, the third president of the United States | 33 | 7٬054 | 573 ميل² (1٬484 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Johnson | 097 | Tecumseh | 1857 | Formed from Nemaha and Otoe Counties | Richard Mentor Johnson, ninth vice president of the United States | 57 | 5٬198 | 376 ميل² (974 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Kearney | 099 | Minden | 1860 | Unorganized territory | Fort Kearny, with a misspelling | 52 | 6٬770 | 516 ميل² (1٬336 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Keith | 101 | Ogallala | 1873 | Unorganized territory | M.C. Keith, rancher with wide holdings | 68 | 8٬113 | 1٬061 ميل² (2٬748 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Keya Paha | 103 | Springview | 1884 | Formed from Brown County and unorganized Indian territory | Dakota words Ké-ya Pa-há Wa-kpá (turtle hill river) | 82 | 805 | 773 ميل² (2٬002 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Kimball | 105 | Kimball | 1888 | Formed from Cheyenne County | Thomas L. Kimball, Union Pacific Railroad official | 71 | 3٬289 | 952 ميل² (2٬466 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Knox | 107 | Center | 1857 | Formed from Pierce County and unorganized territory (Former names-L'Eau Qui Court (1857-1867) and Emmet (1867-1873)) | Henry Knox, first U.S. Secretary of War | 12 | 8٬298 | 1٬108 ميل² (2٬870 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Lancaster | 109 | Lincoln | 1855 | Formed from Cass and Pierce Counties | Lancaster, Pennsylvania and Lancaster, England | 2 | 326٬716 | 839 ميل² (2٬173 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Lincoln | 111 | North Platte | 1860 | Unorganized territory | Abraham Lincoln, sixteenth president of the United States | 15 | 33٬365 | 2٬564 ميل² (6٬641 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Logan | 113 | Stapleton | 1885 | Unorganized territory | John A. Logan, U.S. Army general | 87 | 655 | 571 ميل² (1٬479 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Loup | 115 | Taylor | 1883 | Unorganized territory | Loup River | 88 | 592 | 570 ميل² (1٬476 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Madison | 119 | Madison | 1856 | Formed from Loup County, and McNeale County, and unorganized territory | Either James Madison, fourth president of the United States, or local settlers' native Madison, Wisconsin | 7 | 35٬627 | 573 ميل² (1٬484 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة McPherson | 117 | Tryon | 1887 | Unorganized territory | James B. McPherson, U.S. Army general | 90 | 383 | 859 ميل² (2٬225 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Merrick | 121 | Central City | 1858 | Formed from Polk County and unorganized territory | Elvira Merrick, wife of legislator Henry W. DePuy | 46 | 7٬755 | 485 ميل² (1٬256 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Morrill | 123 | Bridgeport | 1908 | Formed from Cheyenne County | Charles Henry Morrill, president of the Lincoln Land Company | 64 | 4٬504 | 1٬424 ميل² (3٬688 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Nance | 125 | Fullerton | 1879 | Formed from a Pawnee Indian reservation | Albinus Nance, fourth governor of Nebraska | 58 | 3٬274 | 441 ميل² (1٬142 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Nemaha | 127 | Auburn | 1854 | One of nine original counties | Nimaha, the Otoe name meaning miry water for a local stream | 44 | 7٬076 | 409 ميل² (1٬059 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Nuckolls | 129 | Nelson | 1860 | Unorganized territory | Lafayette Nuckolls, a member of the first Nebraska territorial legislature; and his brother, Stephen Nuckolls, a pioneering Nebraska settler, businessman and banker | 42 | 4٬095 | 575 ميل² (1٬489 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Otoe | 131 | Nebraska City | 1854 | One of nine original counties | Oto (also Otoe) Native American tribe | 11 | 16٬335 | 616 ميل² (1٬595 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Pawnee | 133 | Pawnee City | 1855 | Formed from Richardson County | Pawnee Native American tribe | 54 | 2٬512 | 432 ميل² (1٬119 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Perkins | 135 | Grant | 1887 | Formed from Keith County | Charles E. Perkins, a president of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad | 74 | 2٬795 | 883 ميل² (2٬287 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Phelps | 137 | Holdrege | 1873 | Formed from Kearney County | William Phelps, an early settler[5] | 37 | 9٬057 | 540 ميل² (1٬399 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Pierce | 139 | Pierce | 1856 | Formed from Izard County, McNeale County, and unorganized territory | Franklin Pierce, the fourteenth president of the United States | 40 | 7٬299 | 574 ميل² (1٬487 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Platte | 141 | Columbus | 1856 | Formed from Greene and Loup Counties | Platte River which is in turn named for the French word for flat | 10 | 34٬609 | 678 ميل² (1٬756 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Polk | 143 | Osceola | 1856 | Formed from York County and unorganized territory | James Knox Polk, the eleventh president of the United States | 41 | 5٬228 | 439 ميل² (1٬137 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Red Willow | 145 | McCook | 1873 | Unorganized territory | Red Willow Creek, which runs through the area | 48 | 10٬457 | 717 ميل² (1٬857 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Richardson | 147 | Falls City | 1854 | One of nine original counties | William A. Richardson, a governor of the Nebraska Territory | 19 | 7٬689 | 554 ميل² (1٬435 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Rock | 149 | Bassett | 1885 | Formed from Brown County | Either Rock Creek, which flows in the county; or the rocky condition of the soil in the area | 81 | 1٬271 | 1٬008 ميل² (2٬611 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Saline | 151 | Wilber | 1867 | Unorganized territory | Named for a belief held by the early pioneers that great salt springs and deposits could be found in the area, a hope found to be false | 22 | 14٬555 | 575 ميل² (1٬489 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Sarpy | 153 | Papillion | 1857 | Formed from Cass and Douglas Counties | Peter A. Sarpy, a commander of a trading post in the future county | 59 | 199٬886 | 241 ميل² (624 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Saunders | 155 | Wahoo | 1856 | Formed from Douglas and Lancaster Counties | Alvin Saunders, a governor of the Nebraska Territory | 6 | 23٬463 | 754 ميل² (1٬953 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Scotts Bluff | 157 | Gering | 1888 | Formed from Cheyenne County | Named for a towering bluff located in the Scotts Bluff National Monument; the bluffs themselves are named for Hiram Scott, a fur trapper who is alleged to have crawled 75 miles with a broken leg before collapsing and dying at the foot of the formation | 21 | 35٬699 | 739 ميل² (1٬914 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Seward | 159 | Seward | 1855 | Formed from Cass and Pierce Counties | William Henry Seward, the United States Secretary of State during the 1860s | 16 | 17٬671 | 575 ميل² (1٬489 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Sheridan | 161 | Rushville | 1885 | Formed from Sioux County | Philip Henry Sheridan, a general in the American Civil War | 61 | 4٬928 | 2٬441 ميل² (6٬322 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Sherman | 163 | Loup City | 1871 | Formed from Buffalo County and unorganized territory | William Tecumseh Sherman, the American Civil War general | 56 | 2٬983 | 566 ميل² (1٬466 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Sioux | 165 | Harrison | 1877 | Unorganized territory | Sioux Native American tribe | 80 | 1٬154 | 1٬313 ميل² (3٬401 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Stanton | 167 | Stanton | 1855 | Formed from Burt County | Edwin M. Stanton, the United States Secretary of War during most of the American Civil War | 53 | 5٬856 | 430 ميل² (1٬114 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Thayer | 169 | Hebron | 1871 | Formed from Jefferson County | John Milton Thayer, the seventh governor of Nebraska | 32 | 4٬829 | 575 ميل² (1٬489 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Thomas | 171 | Thedford | 1887 | Unorganized territory | George Henry Thomas, a general in the American Civil War | 89 | 677 | 713 ميل² (1٬847 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Thurston | 173 | Pender | 1889 | Formed from Blackbird County and an Omaha Indian reservation | John Mellen Thurston, a U. S. senator from Nebraska | 55 | 6٬557 | 394 ميل² (1٬020 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Valley | 175 | Ord | 1871 | Unorganized territory | Named for the many valleys in the area | 47 | 4٬012 | 568 ميل² (1٬471 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Washington | 177 | Blair | 1854 | One of nine original counties | George Washington, the first president of the United States | 29 | 21٬152 | 390 ميل² (1٬010 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Wayne | 179 | Wayne | 1867 | Unorganized territory | Anthony Wayne, the American Revolutionary War general nicknamed "Mad Anthony" by his troops | 27 | 9٬874 | 444 ميل² (1٬150 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Webster | 181 | Red Cloud | 1867 | Unorganized territory | Daniel Webster, the statesman and U.S. Senator from Massachusetts | 45 | 3٬351 | 575 ميل² (1٬489 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة Wheeler | 183 | Bartlett | 1877 | Unorganized territory | Daniel H. Wheeler, a secretary of the Nebraska State Board of Agriculture | 84 | 775 | 575 ميل² (1٬489 كم²) |
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| مقاطعة York | 185 | York | 1855 | Formed from Cass County, Pierce County, and unorganized territory | Named for either York, England, or York County, Pennsylvania | 17 | 14٬356 | 576 ميل² (1٬492 كم²) |
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مقاطعات سابقة
- Clay (1855-1864) Formed from unorganized territory and dissolved into Gage and Lancaster County.
- Jackson (1855-1856) Formed from unorganized territory and dissolved to Fillmore County and unorganized territory
- Johnson (1855-1856) Formed from unorganized territory and dissolved to unorganized territory
- Blackbird (1855-1888) Formed from Burt County and dissolved to Thurston County
- Loup (1855-1856) Formed from Burt and Un-Organized and then dissolved Madison, Monroe and Platte Counties
- Jones (1856-1866) Formed from unorganized territory and dissolved into Jefferson County.
- Grant, Harrison, Jackson, Lynn, Monroe and Taylor counties listed in 1870 - see map
- West (1860-1862) Formed from unorganized territory and dissolved into Holt County
المراجع
- ^ "EPA County FIPS Code Listing". EPA.gov. Retrieved May 4, 2008.
- ^ أ ب ت National Association of Counties. "NACo County Explorer". Retrieved October 25, 2015.
- ^ The license plate prefix sequence is derived from the number of vehicles registered in each county in 1922.
- ^ U.S. Census Bureau. "U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts: Nebraska". Retrieved April 20, 2024.
- ^ أ ب Fitzpatrick, Lilian Linder (1925). "Nebraska Place-Names". University of Nebraska Department of English. Retrieved September 2, 2010.