Lincoln, NE
Although it's the capital of Nebraska, residents might not object if you called Lincoln a college town, too. The University of Nebraska Cornhuskers have sold out every football game since 1962, and the college educates more than 22,000 students. But the Midwestern capital city is also a historical treasure trove, an adventurous dining mecca, and a growing hub for the manufacturing, insurance and energy sectors.
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The Basics
253,312
$51,822
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5 Miles
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$126,000
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