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Nebraska Road Map


The scalable Nebraska map on this page shows the state's major roads and highways as well as its counties and cities, including Lincoln, the capital city, and Omaha, the most populous city.
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Road Through the Nebraska Sand Hills

Nebraska Map Navigation

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Nebraska Map Scale Of Miles

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Nebraska Interstate Highways

Nebraska's Interstate Highways connect its major cities and facilitate travel between Nebraska and its neighboring states.  I-80 traverses the state between Omaha in the east and the Wyoming border in the west.  I-76 splits off I-80 in western Nebraska, routing southwest toward Denver.  I-180 provides access to downtown Lincoln from I-80.  I-480 passes through downtown Omaha, connecting I-80 with I-29.  I-680 loops around the north and west sides of Omaha, between I-80 and the Missouri River, before crossing into Iowa.

Nebraska Scenic Routes

Although there are no officially-designated America's Byways in Nebraska, the state does feature several scenic routes and travel itineraries.  A 470-mile drive through the Nebraska heartland on Routes 2, 83, and 20 offers the opportunity to stop at several recreational areas, state parks, and wildlife refuges.  Starting at Grand Island on the banks of the Platte River, this scenic drive meanders through Broken Bow and the Nebraska National Forest.  Farther east, travelers will encounter the Valentine and Fort Niobrara National Wildlife Refuges as well as Toadstool National Park, named for the peculiar sand and clay sculptures protruding from the grassland.  More information about scenic roads in Nebraska is available on this Nebraska's Byways page.

Nebraska Road Travel Resources

For more information about Nebraska's roads and transportation infrastructure, visit the Nebraska Department of Roads website.  For Nebraska road traffic conditions, visit the Federal Highway Administration's Nebraska Traffic Information page.


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