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Nebraska State Name Origin:

Nebraska state quarter features Chimney Rock, national historic site
Nebraska became the 37th state in 1867 (see STATEHOOD ORDER).
Nebraska's state quarter depicts a covered wagon and Chimney Rock
(prominent geological formation in western Nebraska - national historic site:
a landmark along the Oregon, California, and Mormon Trails.
American Indians called the rock formation Elk Penis).
Public domain image on Wikipedia - see all 50 STATE QUARTERS

Nebraska

What does the name Nebraska mean?

The name "Nebraska" is based on an Otos Indian word meaning "flat water," referring to the Platte River. Some communities in Nebraska that are also names of Indian tribes:

Cities:

 

Counties:

Arapahoe
Ogallala
Omaha
Pawnee City

Santee
Ponca
Macy
Winnebago

Name origins for all 50 states
map of Nebraska in the USA

Nebraska Geology and Topography Map
Nebraska Geology and Topography Map: USGS

 

Source:
Nebraska Quick Facts: Ben's Guide to US Government
Writing my report on Nebraska: Nebraska Library Comm.
Nebraska - theCornhusker State: Nebraska Blue Book
Nebraska Studies.org - The Oto & Missouria Tribes
Chimney Rock National Historic Site: Wikipedia.org
Links:
Name Origins - 50 States
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Nebraska Symbols:

bird - mammal
fish - insect
flower - grass
tree - soil
fossil - gem
rock - river
motto
 

flag - seal
name - nickname
soft drink
beverage
song - ballad
dance - poet
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