Map Gallery

  • Map of Nebraska
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    Nebraska Map Room

    The Nebraska Map Room hosts more than 30,000 data layers from federal, state, and local sources.

  • A map of Nebraska showing the days per year with heat exposure of 90 degrees or higher by county or census tract.
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    Heat Exposure Map

    This map shows the days per year with heat exposure of 90 degrees or higher by county or census tract.

  • A map of Nebraska showing the percentage of the population by county receiving SNAP benefits.
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    Households Receiving SNAP Benefits

    This map shows households receiving SNAP benefits as reported by the American Community Survey (ACS 2018-2022)

  • Map showing areas of broadband access in Nebraska.
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    Broadband Access

    This map displays broadband access as reported by the American Community Survey and as reported by the Federal Communications Commission.

  • A map of Nebraska with counties color-coded according to heat wave risk, as well as social vulnerability index.
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    Heat Wave Risk Map

    This map shows the heat wave risk by county, as well as the community susceptibility by county. Counties with overlapping high community susceptibility and increased heat wave risk ratings have populations that are more inclined to suffer heat-related injuries.

  • A map of Nebraska showing tar spot of corn appearance by county.
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    Tar Spot Appearance by County

    Tar spot is a disease caused by the fungus Phyllachora maydis, and can negatively impact crop yields. This layer tracks the appearance of tar spot of corn by county for the current year.

  • A map of Nebraska showing the percentage reach of 4-H by county.
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    Nebraska 4-H % Reach by County, 2024

    This county-level map displays the percentage of youth reached by 4H programs. The data for the map is sourced from 4H Online.

  • A map of Nebraska displaying the National Commodity Crop Productivity Index by soil map unit.
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    Crop Productivity

    This map shows the ability of soils, landscapes, and weather to foster crop productivity. The are based on productivity for four crops: corn, soybeans, small grains, or cotton.