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Demographic Data Report for Nebraska by County
Population: Age 50 and over
All Races (includes Hispanic), Both Sexes
2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-Year Data
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County
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2023 Rural-Urban Continuum Codes Φ
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Value (Percent)
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People (Age 50 And Over)
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Rank within US
(of 3143 counties)
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Nebraska N/A 34.2 676,433 42 of 52
United States N/A 36.1 120,764,820 N/A
Adams County Rural 37.4 11,610 2,127
Antelope County Rural 43.0 2,712 924
Arthur County Rural 42.4 205 1,033
Banner County Rural 51.5 382 163
Blaine County Rural 61.1 258 16
Boone County Rural 43.3 2,317 869
Box Butte County Rural 40.4 4,332 1,476
Boyd County Rural 51.4 868 171
Brown County Rural 46.2 1,326 494
Buffalo County Rural 32.3 16,324 2,804
Burt County Rural 44.2 2,980 726
Butler County Rural 40.6 3,423 1,431
Cass County Urban 40.2 10,915 1,522
Cedar County Rural 42.0 3,491 1,115
Chase County Rural 43.5 1,596 835
Cherry County Rural 41.3 2,268 1,272
Cheyenne County Rural 41.8 3,985 1,160
Clay County Rural 41.1 2,502 1,306
Colfax County Rural 34.1 3,631 2,628
Cuming County Rural 40.3 3,614 1,496
Custer County Rural 41.5 4,361 1,227
Dakota County Urban 28.7 6,138 3,004
Dawes County Rural 35.2 2,864 2,489
Dawson County Rural 33.6 8,134 2,678
Deuel County Rural 52.0 961 149
Dixon County Rural 40.6 2,251 1,431
Dodge County Rural 37.6 14,041 2,097
Douglas County Urban 30.9 182,502 2,891
Dundy County Rural 47.1 817 404
Fillmore County Rural 45.4 2,514 585
Franklin County Rural 49.1 1,398 265
Frontier County Rural 44.5 1,143 681
Furnas County Rural 46.4 2,118 478
Gage County Rural 42.5 9,196 1,017
Garden County Rural 50.0 880 221
Garfield County Rural 47.4 814 380
Gosper County Rural 47.2 962 396
Grant County Rural 41.9 262 1,138
Greeley County Rural 44.1 970 737
Hall County Urban 33.2 20,755 2,716
Hamilton County Rural 40.1 3,793 1,550
Harlan County Rural 48.6 1,383 302
Hayes County Rural 46.1 389 515
Hitchcock County Rural 45.9 1,180 535
Holt County Rural 41.6 4,200 1,205
Hooker County Rural 36.8 238 2,237
Howard County Urban 41.7 2,727 1,185
Jefferson County Rural 44.4 3,178 705
Johnson County Rural 38.5 2,025 1,903
Kearney County Rural 39.7 2,662 1,623
Keith County Rural 48.9 4,020 279
Keya Paha County Rural 47.2 388 396
Kimball County Rural 49.8 1,616 231
Knox County Rural 44.6 3,733 673
Lancaster County Urban 31.0 101,265 2,880
Lincoln County Rural 40.1 13,561 1,550
Logan County Rural 45.0 348 627
Loup County Rural 39.8 230 1,599
Madison County Rural 35.7 12,690 2,419
McPherson County Rural 42.9 204 942
Merrick County Urban 42.3 3,266 1,048
Morrill County Rural 40.9 1,856 1,358
Nance County Rural 42.1 1,401 1,096
Nemaha County Rural 36.9 2,599 2,215
Nuckolls County Rural 51.0 2,085 180
Otoe County Rural 40.0 6,495 1,565
Pawnee County Rural 46.9 1,186 427
Perkins County Rural 40.9 1,155 1,358
Phelps County Rural 40.0 3,608 1,565
Pierce County Rural 39.4 2,887 1,693
Platte County Rural 35.8 12,411 2,408
Polk County Rural 43.9 2,296 775
Red Willow County Rural 41.1 4,336 1,306
Richardson County Rural 46.4 3,598 478
Rock County Rural 49.5 653 241
Saline County Rural 32.4 4,746 2,794
Sarpy County Urban 29.9 59,006 2,948
Saunders County Urban 39.6 9,137 1,649
Scotts Bluff County Rural 38.8 13,895 1,836
Seward County Urban 36.2 6,389 2,344
Sheridan County Rural 46.0 2,307 525
Sherman County Rural 47.6 1,413 368
Sioux County Rural 44.9 526 636
Stanton County Rural 40.6 2,351 1,431
Thayer County Rural 45.5 2,228 571
Thomas County Rural 51.8 292 155
Thurston County Rural 27.6 1,830 3,055
Valley County Rural 45.8 1,861 549
Washington County Urban 40.0 8,432 1,565
Wayne County Rural 31.9 3,140 2,832
Webster County Rural 44.0 1,479 756
Wheeler County Rural 53.7 455 97
York County Rural 38.2 5,464 1,970

Notes:
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 03/23/2026 6:42 am.

Φ Rural–urban county classifications are based on the 2023 USDA Rural–Urban Continuum Codes (except for Connecticut Counties which use 2013 codes). State-level cancer rates for rural areas are calculated using cancer cases registered exclusively in rural counties, while state-level cancer rates for urban areas are calculated using cases registered exclusively in urban counties.

Source: Demographic data provided by the Census Bureau and the American Community Survey.

For more information about Population: Age 50 and over, see the dictionary.

Data for United States does not include Puerto Rico.

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