lies in the extreme northwest corner of Nebraska. The topography
is characteristic of the High Plains region with rolling prairie
tablelands and deeply dissected escarpments and buttes. Major
watersheds of northern Sioux County include Hat Creek and the
White River. The Niobrara River flows through the central portion of
the county. The pine ridges, buttes, grasslands and badlands are
beautiful and the backdrop of the big adventure that is Sioux
County.
Harrison, (population 279) is the county seat and the only
incorporated village in Sioux County. At the highest elevation of
any Nebraska town (4,876 feet), Harrison bills itself as "Nebraska's
Top Town".
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