Symbols for Nebraska: Location Symbols By Nora Kirkeby Aug 9, 2006, 11:58 PST

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Nebraska's State Historic Baseball Capital
St. Paul, NE became Nebraska's state historic baseball capital in 1997. Find out what you can do in this town here. With options like the Museum of Nebraska's Baseball Greats, and St. Paul's historic baseball mural, this city has truely earned its title.
Source: Leisure and Sport Review

Where the Platte River meets Cherry Creek Photo by Robin DeGrassi Photo licensed under the Creative Commons, Coutesy of Wikipedia Commons

Nebraska's State River
This page includes a description and basic date on the Platte River in Nebraska, as well as, a history that includes its discoverer.
Source: Wikipedia

Nebraska's State Village of Lights
Cody became Nebraska's official village of lights in 1997. This city profile has everything from how many people have are currently married in Cody, to how man of its residents were born in state. In short, all sorts of fun, random information.
Source: Epodunk

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