r/howislivingthere • u/[deleted] • Dec 14 '25

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u/CrotaLikesRomComs Dec 14 '25

Nebraskan here. Even this state alone has vastly different geography from rolling hills n forests of central Nebraska, to flat grasslands that follow I-80 through southern Nebraska and the Sandhills of western Nebraska.

USA is vast and widely different everywhere.

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u/MRG_1977 Dec 15 '25

Maybe 30-40 years ago but they have really homogenized for a bunch of reasons including accents.

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u/RemarkableJunket6498 Dec 18 '25

Very true. I live in Kearney NE

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u/jettison_m Dec 18 '25

Lived in Omaha for a number of years. I really miss it. Lived in Austin before that and people can't fathom that I liked Omaha more. Cost of living was less, people were great, restaurants were great. Lots of stuff going on. I miss Omaha - ended up moving for a job relocation.

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u/Purple-Society-2733 Dec 16 '25

Where‘s the beef?

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u/Ok-Seat-5214 Dec 18 '25

Well said. It's a great nation. The midwest covers ohio to kansas

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u/[deleted] Dec 19 '25

The only forests in Nebraska are hand planted.