Kimball

Kimball has served as a railroad and county-seat town in Nebraska’s Panhandle since the late 19th century. Set on the High Plains near the Wyoming and Colorado borders, it belongs to an open, semi-arid region of broad horizons, grassland, and working agriculture. Lodgepole Creek runs through this corner of the Panhandle, while the Union Pacific railroad and Interstate 80 still make Kimball a practical stop on Nebraska’s main east–west route. As the seat of Kimball County, the town provides civic services for a wide rural area. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Nebraska’s Panhandle.

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