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State Facts for Students: Nebraska

State Fast Facts

Population (2024): 2,005,465
Median age (2024): 37.3
Median age (2020): 36.9
Persons per square mile (2024): 26.1
Capital city: Lincoln
Largest city: Omaha
Second largest city: Lincoln

Population (1900–2020)

Kids My Age

2020
2024
8-year-oldsTotal 26,618 27,640
Boys 13,634 14,084
Girls 12,984 13,556
9-year-oldsTotal 26,713 27,805
Boys 13,747 14,236
Girls 12,966 13,569
10-year-oldsTotal 27,459 27,717
Boys 14,181 14,115
Girls 13,278 13,602
11-year-oldsTotal 28,146 27,337
Boys 14,495 14,002
Girls 13,651 13,335
12-year-oldsTotal 28,808 27,216
Boys 14,852 13,966
Girls 13,956 13,250
13-year-oldsTotal 28,434 27,205
Boys 14,656 13,911
Girls 13,778 13,294
14-year-oldsTotal 27,976 28,174
Boys 14,294 14,549
Girls 13,682 13,625

I Never Knew That!

State nickname: Cornhusker State
State flower: Goldenrod
State tree: Cottonwood
State bird: Western Meadowlark
State fossil: Mammoth
State insect: Honey Bee

How People Get to Work

2010
2024
Bicycle 0.4% 0.4%
Carpool 9.8% 9.8%
Drive alone 81.4% 75.8%
Public transportation 0.6% 0.5%
Taxi, motorcycle, or other 0.8% 1.2%
Walked 2.8% 2.6%
Work from home 4.3% 9.7%

Household Computer Use (2024)

Homes with a computer
96.2%
Desktop or laptop
79.3%
Smartphone
91.8%
Tablet
64.2%

Businesses

2010
2023
Dentist offices 783 744
Amusement parks 1 NA
Fast-food restaurants 1,217 1,517
Toy stores 67 77
Video/disc rental stores 73 NA
Zoos & botanical gardens 4 4
Candy & nut stores 10 15
Pet & pet supplies stores 41 47
Ice cream & frozen dessert makers 2 NA

Source: 1900–2020 Decennial Censuses; 2010 and 2024 American Community Survey, 1-Year estimates; 2020 and 2024 Population Estimates; 2010 and 2023 County Business Patterns. www.census.gov/schools