Cozad

Cozad is best known in Nebraska for lying on the 100th meridian, a geographic line long associated with the transition from the wetter eastern plains to the drier West. The community sits south of the Platte River, amid the broad agricultural country of central Nebraska. Its 100th Meridian Museum preserves local stories of settlement and transport, while the Robert Henri Museum recalls the years the future American painter spent here as a boy under his original family name, Cozad. Interstate 80 and the Union Pacific rail corridor keep the town connected to the wider Platte Valley. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Cozad and Nebraska’s Platte River Valley.

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