Hampton

Few communities in central Nebraska have a history as closely tied to the westward extension of the railroad as Hampton. The village was platted in 1870 when the rail line reached this part of Hamilton County, and its name was taken from Hampton, New Hampshire. Today, Hampton stands in the broad agricultural country of the Great Plains, where grain fields and open horizons define the landscape. Its compact streets reflect the practical layout of a railroad-era settlement, while the surrounding countryside remains central to local life. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Hampton and central Nebraska.

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