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Nebraska

State in the Midwestern United States.

A state in the Midwestern United States, Nebraska is known for its vast prairies, agricultural production (particularly corn and beef), and the Missouri River. Its name comes from the Oto word 'Ñíbràska,' meaning 'flat water'.

Etymology

Nebraska's name comes from the Oto word 'Ñíbràska,' meaning 'flat water'.

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Nebraska is a state in the middle of the United States known for its prairies, agriculture, and being part of the Great Plains.

Fun Facts

Nebraska is nicknamed the 'Cornhusker State', The state has a significant number of sandhills, which are one of the world's largest natural grassland ecosystems

FAQ

What is Nebraska's capital? Lincoln, What is Nebraska known for? Corn and beef, When did Nebraska become a state? 1867

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