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1. pawneecountyne.govPawnee County Nebraska

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   This web site contains information about County programs, services, departments and offices, as well as helpful information on commonly asked questions. We encourage you to use this site frequently to access agendas and minutes of the Board of County Commissioners.

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3. pawneecountynebraska.com › project › things-to-see-and-doThings to See and Do - Pawnee County Nebraska

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   Pawnee County is steeped in history and is committed to preserving our memories of the past. From the boyhood home of silent film star Harold Lloyd to museums in Table Rock and Pawnee City, we offer glimpses into our ancestors’ daily lives.

4. pawneecountynebraska.comHome - Pawnee County Nebraska

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   Pawnee City has much to offer visitors. In addition to our friendly communities, you’ll find a variety of attractions, unique dining and lodging options, and plenty of amenities for your comfort and convenience. Visit our Pawnee City Communities page for an overview.

5. history.nebraska.gov › marker-monday-pawnee-villagesMarker Monday: Pawnee Villages - Nebraska State Historical ...

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   Despite this, the Pawnee remained the most powerful and wealthy tribe in Nebraska. Over 3,400 Pawnee lived in Nebraska Territory in 1861, more than any town in the territory at the time. They also had more horses and more warriors than any other tribe.

6. www.nebraskatravelerguide.com › places › pawneePawnee County Nebraska

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   Pawnee County is located west of Richardson County near Nebraska’s southeast corner. Its largest community and county seat, Pawnee City, is located about an hour and a half south of Omaha. Burchard, a small town of 80, is the home of the Big Blue Ranch. This working cattle ranch offers accommodations and caters to those who are seeking ...

7. history.nebraska.gov › marker-monday-pawneeMarker Monday: Pawnee - Nebraska State Historical Society

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   Marker Monday: Pawnee. Our Historical Markers across Nebraska highlight fascinating moments in our state’s past. Today we’re highlighting a marker that tells the story of a people who lived in what is now Nebraska for hundreds of years before white settlers arrived: the Pawnee.

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   When did the Pawnee settle in Nebraska?

   • In 1875 the Pawnee moved south to Indian Territory, ending their settlement in Nebraska. 2900-2962 U.S. 77, Fremont, Dodge County, Nebraska. View this marker’s location NOTE: This marker is inaccurate in saying that the Pawnee ceded land north of the Platte in 1833; in fact, they ceded their land south of that river.

   Marker Monday: Pawnee Villages | History Nebraska

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   What is Pawnee County known for?

   • Several Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) are located in our county, as are Burchard and Iron Horse lakes. Rolling hills, forested areas, and native grasslands create plenty of photo opportunities, as well. The museum sits on the east edge of Pawnee City and features 22 buildings and more than 25,000 historical items.

   Things to See and Do - Pawnee County Nebraska

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   Why should you visit Pawnee County?

   • Pawnee County is steeped in history and is committed to preserving our memories of the past. From the boyhood home of silent film star Harold Lloyd to museums in Table Rock and Pawnee City, we offer glimpses into our ancestors’ daily lives. Cultural attractions offer information and insights into traditions and lifestyles different than our own.

   Things to See and Do - Pawnee County Nebraska

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   How many people lived in Pawnee County in 1872?

   • There remained 2,447 Pawnee in 1872, only 38.4% of the 1840 population. The gap between males and females was immense given the frequent warfare, and disease decimated the adult population; 43.4% of the population consisted of children. The same problems that had plagued the Pawnee for decades continued to wear them down.

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   Where is Pawnee State Park?

   • Located 8 miles west and 4 miles north of Pawnee City. Picnic shelter with tables and playground equipment. Consisting of 195 acres of grasslands, trees, and a small reservoir, this WMA is home to pheasants, doves, quail, rabbits, and squirrels. Located five miles north and one-half mile east of Burchard.

   Things to See and Do - Pawnee County Nebraska

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   Where can I find historical buildings in Pawnee City?

   • Go to the Pawnee City Museum site for more information. The buildings around the courthouse square in Pawnee City date from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, earning the commercial district a place on the National Register of Historic Places. Stop by the Tourism office and pick up a self-guided tour map.

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9. usafacts.org › state › nebraskaPawnee County, NE population by year, race, & more - USAFacts

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   Oct 7, 2024 · Discover Pawnee County, NE’s population & how it has changed over time. USAFacts uses Census data to break down the population of Pawnee County by race, age,and more. View today.