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Southeast Nebraska Hub & Spoke Recycling Project Whiteclay Naper Fort Niobrara Anoka Oglala National Grassland 385 27 Eli Cody Kilgore Sparks Mills Gross Merriman Nenzel 12 12 Crookston Wilderness Keya Paha Butte 87 12 Burton Valentine Norden Boyd Spencer Fort Niobrara NWR Bristow Santee Chadron Springview Lynch Monowi Gordon 12 Verdel Missouri National Recreational River Whitney Saint Helena Clinton Niobara R. 7 Niobrara Santee Sioux Menominee Soldier Creek Wilderness 20 Samuel R. McKelvie NF Arabia 137 281 Lindy Wynot Dawes Rushville Niobara R. Bow Valley Nebraska NF Missouri National Indian Res. 12 Crofton Harrison Crawford Nebraska NF Hay Springs 183 Obert Maskell Fort Robinson Fordyce 20 14 Newcastle Wood Lake 11 Recreational River 12 Merritt Res. Hartington Newport Stuart Verdigre Center Bloomeld 84 Pine Ridge National Recreation Area Bassett 84 Nebraska NF Snake R. Johnstown Ponca Ainsworth Holt Knox 15 Cherry Long Pine Atkinson Dixon Bazile Mills Cedar 9 Sioux Sheridan Winnetoon Wausa Coleridge Martinsburg 71 Valentine NWR Emmet Creighton O'Neill Magnet 20 Waterbury South Sioux City Niobara R. Marsland 87 Laurel Jackson 14 Belden Dixon Allen Brown Page 13 Agate Fossil Beds North Loup R. Rock Inman McLean Randolph Concord Hubbard 29 Plainview 15 9 National Monument Orchard Royal Brunswick Osmond Sholes Hemingford 35 Homer Dakota 27 Brownlee Carroll Emerson 71 Box Butte Foster Wakeeld 2 7 Ewing Elkhorn R. ElkhornW R.innebago Indian Res. Amelia Antelope Pierce Wayne Wayne Winnebago Berea Chambers 13 Pierce Thurston Thurston Elsmere Calamus R. Clearwater Winside Rose Walthill 11 Neligh 9 Hoskins Pender Macy Alliance Hadar 15 16 35 Oakdale Omaha Indian Res. 2 Antioch Ellsworth Purdum Rosalie Whitman Mullen Seneca 14 Tilden Lakeside Meadow Grove Norfolk Bingham Ashby 2 Bancroft 77 Henry North Platte NWR 2 Hyannis Pilger 275 Decatur Thedford Elgin Stanton Wisner Morrill 70 Battle Creek 9 26 Mintle North Platte NWR Stanton 2 Blaine Brewster Wheeler Beemer Lyons Mitchell Hooker Loup 81 Grant Thomas Halsey Gareld Raeville Madison Enola Cuming Lyman 91 Bartlett Missouri R. Haig 15 2020 92 Scottsblu Dismal R. Angora Petersburg Burt Nebraska NF West Point Terrytown Dunning Middle Loup River Almeria Madison Oakland Minatare Perrin 32 32 Scotts Blu Gering 61 14 32 91 Burwell Ericson National Monument Crescent Lake NWR Taylor 91 70 Melbeta Bayard Morrill Loretto Newman Grove Craig North Loup R. Cedar Creek Uehling SOUTHEASTTekamah McGrew92 Milburn 11 Saint Bernard Clarkson Dodge Scotts Blu 91 Creston Snyder 2 Spalding Boone Albion Howells 91 Northport Lindsay 91 Leigh Herman Elyria 91 Cornlea Humphrey Scribner Bridgeport McPherson Sargent 70 Anselmo Greeley Primrose Boone Platte Tarnov Dodge NEBRASKA75 Hooper Winslow 26 Broadwater Garden Valley Ord Redington 39 Prototype Low 88 Arthur Bucktail Flats Logan Saint Edward Colfax Washington Harrisburg Tryon Comstock 11 Greely Center Cedar Rapids 15 Arthur 92 Nebraska Platte Center Frequency Communications System Nickerson Blair 71 Banner Lisco Ringgold 70 North Loup 14 HUB & SPOKE North Platte R. Merna 92 Stapleton Belgrade Monroe Kennard Gandy 92 Weissert Scotia 22 Rogers North Bend DeSoto NWR 22 Richland Schuyler Arnold Arcadia Genoa Columbus Morse Blu Fremont Arlington Fort Calhoun Dalton Oshkosh 61 92 Broken Bow Linwood Custer 70 Westerville Wolbach Duncan Platte R. Inglewood Washington 70 22 39 Cedar Blus RECYCLING Sherman Res. Nance Fullerton 15 Elk City Bennington 97 Berwyn Coteseld Octavia Lewellen 58 Bellwood 79 Saunders Gurley Army Training Area 64 Leshara Douglas 2 Silver Creek Prague Irvington 27 40 Cushing 14 Abie Colon 385 92 Callaway Ansley Howard Elba 281 Valley Lemoyne Keith Loup City Loup R. Butler Elkhorn 40 92 David City Bruno Malmo Waterloo PROJECTOmaha Ashton Bushnell Kimball Dix 11 Yutan Boys Town Potter Cheyenne L. McConaughy Keystone 21 Mason City Farwell Saint Paul Palmer Clarks Polk 92 Sherman 92 Rising City Wahoo Mead Army National Ralston 183 Shelby Weston Mead Kimball Brownson 2 92 Osceola Brainard 80 61 Sarben Archer 92 Ithaca Guard Facility La Vista 30 Sunol Lodgepole Sutherland Hershey Litcheld 92 Garrison Chalco Sidney Deuel Oconto 10 Swedeburg Gretna Ogallala Roscoe Paxton North Platte Loma Touhy Wann Papillion Bellevue Lodgepole Creek South Loup R. Rockville Dannebrog Central City Stromsburg Surprise Army Reserve Outdoor Prepared by Chappell Brule 80 Merrick Memphis Outt AFB Maxwell 47 Hazard Howard City Saint Libory Polk Ulysses Dwight Valparaiso Training Area Springeld La Platte Big Springs Hordville Ceresco Sarpy Lorenzo 40 Ashland 50 Cedar Creek 71 Ravenna 14 Gresham Nebraska Recycling Council 61 Brady Sweetwater Chapman 15 25 Eddyville Benedict Bee Agnew Cairo Kronborg 66 Plattsmouth 21 Marquette Davey South Bend Lincoln Pleasanton Poole 2 Thayer Staplehurst 79 Louisville Sumner Raymond Greenwood Perkins York Garland 6 Mynard Gothenburg Miller Grand Island Seward Waverly Cass Manley Murray Dawson Cornhusker Army Ammunition Plant Phillips Hamilton Waco Utica Seward Malcolm Murdock 1 Willow Island 10 Bradshaw 34 80 11 Alda York Tamora Alvo Weeping Water Madrid Elsie Cozad Hampton Huskerville 1 Grant 23 Wallace Amherst Bualo Aurora Dickens 23 Goehner Ruby Nehawka Darr Wood River 80 West Lincoln Eagle Elmwood Brandon Grainton Lincoln Avoca 47 21 40 Riverdale Pleasant Dale 23 Lexington Shelton Doniphan Giltner Henderson Beaver Crossing Milford Union Welleet 30 Big Blue R. Venango Overton Gibbon McCool Junction Denton Elm Creek Hall 14 Stockham Cordova 77 Otoe Otoe 61 Farnam Kearney Lushton 2 Palmyra Mooreeld Prosser Hansen Unadilla Trumbull Lancaster Dunbar Maywood 23 Eustis Roca 2 80 Lowell Exeter Friend Dorchester 33 Bennet Nebraska City Curtis 23 Platte River Grafton Syracuse Kenesaw Harvard 33 Crete Sprague Hickman Phelps 44 Sutton 6 Fairmont Lorton Village Chase Elwood 10 Juniata Hastings Inland Kramer Douglas Paul Lamar Smitheld Kearney Rie Range Heartwell Saronville Fillmore Princeton Panama 15 50 Adams Clay Hallam Firth Burr TTaalmagelmage 6 Imperial Hayes 18 23 Bertrand Kearney Clay Center Geneva Saline Julian Hayes Center 83 Stockville Minden Assumption Glenvil Milligan Cook Loomis Axtell Norman Wilber Cortland Brock Roseland 14 41 Clatonia Peru Enders 25 Funk 74 41 Sterling Gosper 10 Holstein Ayr Adams Nemaha Keene 74 Faireld 103 Saint Mary Wauneta Holdrege 74 Shickley Strang 74 Tobias Johnson Frontier Ong Western De Witt Auburn Brownville Hamlet Pauline Ohiowa Pickrell Johnson Hugh Butler L. Atlanta Wilcox Edgar Tecumseh Palisade Deweese Swanton Vesta Hildreth Blue Hill Bruning Gage Nemaha Ragan Upland Bladen Davenport Daykin Crab Orchard Howe HolbrookHolbrook Arapahoe Carleton 4 Plymouth 61 6 Rosemont Lawrence Little Blue R. 4 Filley Elk Creek 4 Campbell 4 4 Angus 4 50 Mascot 10 Beatrice Bartley Cambridge Edison Saint Stephens14 Belvidere Alexandria 15 Lewiston Hitchcock Culbertson Indianola Oak 4 Stella Shubert Oxford 136 Ellis Virginia McCook Huntley Macon 281 Nelson Steinauer Republican R. Furnas Powell Jansen Barada Trenton Thayer Holmesville Dundy Harlan Webster Cowles Nora Hebron Harbine 4 Humboldt Stratton Franklin Ruskin Gilead Table RockRock Verdon Hendley Beaver City Stamford Nuckolls Deshler Fairbury Blue Springs 159 283 89 Orleans Burchard Max 34 Wilsonville Jeerson Diller 8 Dawson Red Willow Alma Republican City Franklin Riverton Red Cloud Wymore Richardson 17 89 136 Guide Rock Endicott Liberty Pawnee City Salem Reynolds Benkelman Lebanon 8 Odell Pawnee Parks Danbury Naponee Republican R. Bostwick Steele City Du Bois Falls City 8 Barneston Rulo Haigler Marion Harlan County L. Superior Hardy Byron Chester Hubbell Sac And Fox Indian Res. Preston Nebraska State Capitals State Boundaries Toll Roads and Bridges Major Rivers Military Property County Seat County Boundaries Interstate Highways Intermediate Rivers National Forest Cities 100,000-499,999 U.S. Highways Minor Rivers National Wildlife Refuge Cities 50,000-99,999 State Highways Intermittent Rivers National Park Indian Reservation Cities 10,000-49,999 Railroads Canals Cities 0-9,999 Lakes Metro Areas Airports 0 10 Miles 25 Miles 50 Miles 0 10 KM 25 KM 50 KM SOUTHEAST NEBRASKA HUB AND SPOKE RECYCLING PROJECT The Southeast Nebraska Hub and Spoke Recycling Project was funded by a grant from the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy. The project included twenty counties from the southeast including Butler, Cass, Clay, Fillmore, Gage, Hamilton, Jefferson, Johnson, Lancaster (excluding the City of Lincoln), Nemaha, Nuckolls, Otoe, Pawnee, Polk, Richardson, Saline, Saunders, Seward, Thayer, and York. Research, meetings, and assessments of recycling programs and access were conducted by the Nebraska Recycling Council. The Nebraska Recycling Council (NRC) is a statewide, member-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit supporting collaboration between communities, businesses, and solid waste and recycling industries to improve waste management, recycling collection, and infrastructure. Our mission is to maximize the economic and environmental benefits of resource recovery in Nebraska. 3800 VerMaas Place, Suite 102 Lincoln, NE 68502 (402) 436-2384 www.nrcne.org CONTENTS Southeast Nebraska Hub and Spoke Recycling Project . 2 Hub and Spoke Recycling: An Overview . 4 Recycling Programs in Southeast Nebraska . 5 Southeast Data . 5 Recycling Access and Response . 5 Recycling Centers . 7 Solid Waste Management Options . 7 Recycling and Municipal Solid Waste Budgeting and Resources . 9 Composting . 11 Community Collaboration . 12 Developing a Regional Recycling Strategy: Markets, Collection & Processing . 13 Materials Collection and Program
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