Loup County, Nebraska, United States

Overview of Loup County

• Name:
  Loup County
• Place Type:
  County
• Located In:
  Nebraska, United States
  
• Description (GNIS):
  Located in central Nebraska, 130 km (80 mi) north-northwest of Kearney; county seat: Taylor.
• History (GNIS):
  Established on 6 March 1855, with boundaries redefined on 23 February 1883. Named for the Loup River (which flows through the County), which was named for the Pawnee Loup Indian Tribe. (US-T131/1960/NE Placenames, p98)
• County Seat:
  Taylor (Taylor Precinct)
• Coordinates:
  Latitude:41.916670241° 55' 00.0"N

  Longitude:-99.467056799° 28' 01.4"W
• Population:
  683
• Elevation:
  750 m
• Surrounding Counties:
  • Rock N
  • Holt NE
  • Garfield E
  • Valley SE
  • Custer SW
  • Blaine W
  • Brown NW
• Histopolis Place ID:
  965759904
• Updated Apr 22, 2020