What this tracks
This dataset maps the official boundaries of every city, town, and village in Nebraska.
Why it matters to you
If you’re opening a business in Nebraska, these boundaries tell you which municipality’s zoning laws and business taxes apply to your location. Homeowners can check whether a property falls within a specific town’s school district or emergency services coverage. For example, a coffee shop owner in Omaha would verify they’re inside city limits to follow local signage rules.
How to read this data
NAME — The municipality’s common name (e.g., “Danbury”).
NAMELSAD — The full legal name with community type (e.g., “Danbury village”).
ALAND — Total land area in square meters (e.g., 838,941m² for Danbury).
INTPTLAT/INTPTLON — Geographic center coordinates (e.g., +40.0377063, -100.4051085).
Try it yourself
Search for your town’s name in the dataset to see its exact boundaries and compare land area with neighboring communities.