Alliance Nebraska and more: A Nebraska Fact & Photo Gallery

Above: Just north of Alliance Nebraska is A curious roadside attraction known as Carhenge.

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Below: A view of Downtown Alliance.

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facts About Alliance Nebraska

Alliance, whose zip code is 69301, is a densely populated micro city in western Nebraska, not very far from Fort Robinson State Park.

The population of Alliance has never exceeded ten thousand people within its boundary of less than five square miles.

Things to do in Alliance include

Taking a trip to the Knight Museum
Walking your dog in the Wiggly Field Dog Park
Playing a few rounds at the Skyview Golf Course
Visiting the Alliance Public Library, which features more than 50,000 items of video, audio, digital, and printed materials.
Going for a swim in the Big Blue Bay Outdoor Pool.
Photographing Carhenge, as well as other sculptures that have been built around it, such as this one:

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and this one...

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10 fast facts about nebraska

1. Nebraska's official state flower is the Goldenrod.

2. Nebraska's official state tree is the Cottonwood.

3. Nebraska's official state bird is the Western Meadowlark.

4. Nebraska is home to 12 state parks.

5. Nebraska is divided into five geographical regions: Western, North Central, Northeastern, Southeastern, and South Central.

6. The state of Nebraska is home to 57 cities.

7. Only two Nebraska cities, Lincoln and Omaha, have populations of more than a quarter million. Nebraska's third largest city has only about 50,000 residents.

8. The ten largest cities in Nebraska (by population size) are Omaha, Lincoln, Bellevue, Grand Island, Kearney, Fremont, Hastings, North Platte, Norfolk, and Columbus, in that order.

9. Alliance Nebraska, with a population of roughly 8,400, is the 17th largest city in the state.

10. Native American Indian Tribes from Nebraska include Ho-Chunk, Ioway, Omaha, Sac & Fox, and Santee Lakota (Sioux). To read the FREE full text of Crazy Horse Appearing, see the related links below.