Concord, Nebraska

Concord, Nebraska is a small agricultural village in
Dixon County, known for its quiet rural character and close-knit community. Located just north of Highway 20, Concord offers easy access to Wakefield, Wayne, and the broader Northeast Nebraska region.

Location

• County: Dixon County
• Region: Northeast Nebraska
• Highways: Near US‑20 and NE‑9
• Nearby Cities: Wayne (15 miles), Wakefield (10 miles), Allen (7 miles)

Adjacent Towns

• Allen – 7 miles north
• Wakefield – 10 miles west
• Wayne – 15 miles southwest
• Dixon – 6 miles northeast

Adjacent Counties

• Wayne County (south)
• Thurston County (southeast)
• Dakota County (east)
• Cedar County (west)

Points of Interest Near Concord

• Wakefield Heritage Museum
• Wayne County Museum
• Maskenthine Lake Recreation Area
• Ponca State Park (regional)

Historical Background

Concord was established in the late 1800s as a rural farming settlement supporting grain, livestock, and early rail commerce. The village has maintained its agricultural identity and remains a quiet community surrounded by fertile cropland.

Education

• Served by Wakefield Community Schools and Allen Consolidated Schools depending on district boundaries.
• Nearby higher education: Wayne State College, Northeast Community College.

Health Resources

• Wakefield Health Clinic
• Emerson Medical Clinic
• Providence Medical Center (Wayne)