Norfolk, Agricultural trade center in northeastern Nebraska, United States.
Norfolk sits along the North Fork Elkhorn River in northeastern Nebraska, with residential neighborhoods flowing into a commercial core where U.S. Routes 81 and 275 meet. The city functions as a regional hub serving the surrounding farming region with schools, shops, and services.
German farmers from Wisconsin founded the settlement in 1866 and called it North Fork before postal authorities renamed it Norfolk. This founding set the stage for the community to grow around farming and regional commerce.
Northeast Community College enrolls 7,000 students and maintains educational programs focused on agricultural sciences and technical training.
The Norfolk Regional Airport offers air travel options while Express Arrow provides bus service to nearby cities. The location on major routes makes it straightforward to reach and explore the area.
The city is home to the Bradford Business Park, a 140-acre industrial zone focused on manufacturing and distribution. This development shows how the community has expanded beyond its farming roots.
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