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Unincorporated community · Custer County · Founded 1892
About Weissert
Weissert is an unincorporated rural community in eastern Custer County, about 11 miles east-northeast of Broken Bow and 5 miles northwest of Westerville, on county roads. The Lone Tree Cemetery, also called the Weissert Cemetery, is about a mile south and half a mile east. Weissert is on Central Time.
History
A post office named Weissert was established in 1892. The Weissert School, District 17, was built in 1952 to serve the surrounding farm and ranch families.
Nearby towns
| Westerville | about 5 mi southeast | County roads |
| Round Valley | about 8 mi north-northwest | County roads |
| Berwyn | about 9 mi south-southwest | County roads |
| Broken Bow | about 11 mi west-southwest | County roads |
| Comstock | about 12 mi east-northeast | County roads |
| Sargent | about 13 mi north-northeast | County roads and US 183 |
| Ansley | about 13 mi south-southeast | County roads |
Things to see
Westerville and its marker, about 5 miles southeast
Health care
Nearest hospital: Jennie M. Melham Memorial Medical Center, 145 Memorial Dr., Broken Bow, (308) 872-4100, about 11 mi
Sources: U.S. Census; Wikipedia; NEGenWeb Custer County (place names); Custer County Tourism; Custer County Historical Society; History Nebraska (markers); National Register listings; Nebraska Game and Parks; Nebraska DHHS hospital and clinic rosters; Nebraska 211; SchoolDigger; Nebraska Secretary of State; City of Broken Bow; Village of Callaway; VisitNebraska; NEBRASKAland; Geological Society of America abstracts; KRVN, KNOP, KOLN 10/11 and Custer County Chief reports. Distances marked "about" are straight-line estimates.
Weissert Businesses & Places
1 listings in Weissert.
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Community & Faith (1)
- French Table Cemetery — Cemeteries
