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Beatrice

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Beatrice

City and administrative headquarters of Gage County in southeastern Nebraska, 59 km/37 mi south of Lincoln, on the Big Blue River; population (2000) 12,500. It trades and ships grain and dairy products and manufactures farm machinery, irrigation equipment, and hardware.

Beatrice was established as an Oregon Trail stop in 1857. The Homestead National Monument to the west of the city is the site of the first American land-claim homestead (1862).
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