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Village · York County · Population 28 (2020 census) · ZIP 68371 · Founded 1887 · Peak population 205 (1910)
About Lushton
Lushton is a village of 28 people (2020), the smallest in York County, at 1,677 feet about 12 miles southwest of York, 6 miles southeast of Henderson and 6½ miles west-southwest of McCool Junction. It uses Henderson’s ZIP code. Lushton is on Central Time.
History
Lushton was platted in 1887–88 when the Kansas City & Omaha Railroad built through, and named for a railroad official. In 1890 it had about 175 people, and it peaked at 205 in 1910. Its post office ran from 1887 to 1965.
Nearby towns
| Henderson | about 6 mi northwest | County roads |
| Mccool Junction | about 7 mi east-northeast | County roads |
| Charlestown | about 7 mi north-northeast | County roads |
| Fairmont | about 9 mi southeast | County roads |
| Sutton | about 11 mi southwest | County roads |
| Bradshaw | about 11 mi north | County roads |
| York | about 12 mi northeast | County roads |
Health care
Nearest hospitals: Henderson Health Care Services, Henderson, about 6 mi, and York General Hospital, York, about 12 mi
Sources: U.S. Census; Wikipedia; Andreas, History of the State of Nebraska (1882); Sedgwick, York County, Nebraska and Its People (1921); Nebraska State Gazetteer (1890–91); History Nebraska markers; National Register; National Weather Service (Hastings); Nebraska Game and Parks; Upper Big Blue NRD; York University; York General; Henderson Health Care Services; City of York; City of Henderson; Village of McCool Junction; Henderson Heritage Park; Visit Nebraska. Distances marked "about" are straight-line estimates.
Lushton Businesses & Places
5 listings in Lushton.
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Agriculture & Farm (2)
- Farmers Cooperative — Farm Coop
- Golden Valley Apiaries — Honey Producer
Community & Faith (2)
- Lushton Cemetery — Cemeteries
- United Methodist Cemetery — Cemeteries
Government & Resources (1)
- Lushton Village Office — City Hall