Holt County

Holt County is an administrative county in Nebraska that covers a large expanse of rolling grasslands and agricultural terrain. The landscape includes several waterways and is predominantly used for ranching and farming operations.

Holt County was established in 1876 as settlers moved into the Nebraska territory during a period of westward expansion. The formation of the county reflected the growing agricultural development and organization of the region.

The residents of Holt County maintain strong agricultural traditions through local farming practices, community events, and seasonal celebrations in O'Neill.

O'Neill serves as the county seat and is where most government services and public facilities are based. Visitors will find the main community amenities concentrated in this central location.

Located at coordinates 42.46°N and 98.78°W, Holt County includes 1,300 hectares of water bodies distributed throughout its territory.

Location: Nebraska

Inception: 1876

Capital city: O'Neill

Shares border with: Boyd County, Wheeler County, Garfield County, Loup County, Keya Paha County, Rock County, Knox County, Antelope County

Website: http://co.holt.ne.us

GPS coordinates: 42.46000,-98.78000

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:57