Lincoln County

Lincoln County is an administrative county in Nebraska that spans across the Great Plains region with North Platte serving as its county seat. The county encompasses several towns and rural communities connected by open grasslands and farmland.

The county was established in 1866 and became important during Nebraska's territorial expansion and settlement period. Its creation enabled organized administration of the growing population and infrastructure development throughout the region.

The county government maintains multiple departments that coordinate public services, from emergency response to community development programs for local residents.

Visitors can reach the administrative center in North Platte, where public services and information are available. The best time to visit is during normal business hours when offices and facilities are fully staffed.

The county's geographical position at latitude 41.05 and longitude -100.75 places it strategically within Nebraska's transportation network.

Location: Nebraska

Inception: 1866

Capital city: North Platte

Shares border with: Logan County, Hayes County, Frontier County, Custer County, McPherson County, Perkins County, Dawson County, Keith County

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

GPS coordinates: 41.05000,-100.75000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:23