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RANKING · 2024 ACS · 93 SHOWN OF 93

Most car-free households, Nebraska counties

Nebraska counties with the most occupied households that have no vehicle available, as of the 2024 American Community Survey. Ranked by number of households, not the share. This list covers the 93 counties in Nebraska that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 93 is 77. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Wayne County, NE, up 31 places to #26.

SAME RANKING BYCitiesStatesMetros
Most car-free households by state
RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT A VEHICLEVS 2020
01Douglas County, NENE606,46016,137+5%
02Lancaster County, NENE334,0498,343+26%
03Sarpy County, NENE208,3032,251+5%
04Hall County, NENE63,6331,622+48%
05▲3Scotts Bluff County, NENE35,5861,053+32%
06Madison County, NENE36,106994+7%
07Buffalo County, NENE51,172891−3%
08▲4Gage County, NENE21,711776+24%
09Platte County, NENE35,649698−10%
10Lincoln County, NENE33,303606−21%
11Adams County, NENE31,071600−17%
12▼7Dodge County, NENE38,057590−43%
13▲1Dawson County, NENE24,452475−3%
14▲6Red Willow County, NENE10,307420+54%
15▲2Saunders County, NENE23,702390+34%
16▲5Cass County, NENE27,657366+37%
17▲11York County, NENE14,564363+98%
18▼5Dakota County, NENE21,687338−37%
19▼1Seward County, NENE18,032294+5%
20▼1Box Butte County, NENE10,494290+3%
21▲2Richardson County, NENE7,530285+22%
22▼6Washington County, NENE21,302257−22%
23▲20Phelps County, NENE8,994243+106%
24▲1Jefferson County, NENE7,070237+21%
25▼1Keith County, NENE8,1002280%
26▲31Wayne County, NENE10,020207+204%
27▼12Otoe County, NENE16,531193−49%
28▼6Cheyenne County, NENE9,528192−20%
29▼3Custer County, NENE10,500187−4%
30▲8Burt County, NENE6,678171+26%
31▲9Cherry County, NENE5,561168+27%
32▲20Saline County, NENE14,996164+110%
33▼2Knox County, NENE8,335157−4%
34▼4Holt County, NENE10,067152−7%
35▲18Butler County, NENE8,507140+82%
36▼7Dawes County, NENE7,858137−23%
37▲8Nemaha County, NENE7,102136+39%
38▼5Cuming County, NENE8,823134−12%
39▲2Johnson County, NENE5,218127+1%
40▲23Clay County, NENE6,170116+104%
41▲9Antelope County, NENE6,352108+24%
42▼10Thurston County, NENE6,752108−32%
43▼4Pierce County, NENE7,37892−31%
44▲23Sherman County, NENE2,92491+122%
45▲9Morrill County, NENE4,40488+16%
46▲9Furnas County, NENE4,52485+20%
47▼12Sheridan County, NENE4,80977−47%
48▼11Howard County, NENE6,53874−46%
49▼7Thayer County, NENE4,84272−42%
50▲12Fillmore County, NENE5,45865+7%
51▼15Pawnee County, NENE2,51063−55%
52▲6Valley County, NENE4,09463−5%
53▼2Boone County, NENE5,35562−24%
54▼27Merrick County, NENE7,90561−68%
55▲16Brown County, NENE2,82660+67%
56▼7Cedar County, NENE8,37360−32%
57▼9Kimball County, NENE3,39156−37%
58▼12Nuckolls County, NENE4,10055−42%
59▼12Hamilton County, NENE9,67850−46%
60▼1Webster County, NENE3,33649−23%
61▲5Hitchcock County, NENE2,46744−4%
62▼6Polk County, NENE5,27044−38%
63▲19Garfield County, NENE1,71043+207%
64▼3Stanton County, NENE5,74437−40%
65▼5Dixon County, NENE5,60236−42%
66▲8Dundy County, NENE1,56836+33%
67▲9Rock County, NENE1,25935+40%
68▼4Perkins County, NENE2,84931−45%
69Nance County, NENE3,29030−23%
70▲3Sioux County, NENE1,18829−3%
71▲8Deuel County, NENE1,86228+33%
72▼4Franklin County, NENE2,79527−31%
73▼39Kearney County, NENE6,79026−83%
74▼9Chase County, NENE3,71826−47%
75▼5Frontier County, NENE2,65521−45%
76▼4Greeley County, NENE2,15421−32%
77▲3Hooker County, NENE68620−5%
78▼3Garden County, NENE1,80418−31%
79▼35Colfax County, NENE10,93415−86%
80▲9McPherson County, NENE36915+650%
81▲6Thomas County, NENE63914+367%
82▼4Harlan County, NENE3,00013−41%
83▲2Wheeler County, NENE78913+225%
84▼1Hayes County, NENE82112−8%
85▲1Grant County, NENE56111+267%
86▲5Arthur County, NENE3968–
87▼6Gosper County, NENE1,8038−53%
88▼11Boyd County, NENE1,6746−73%
89▲1Blaine County, NENE4585+400%
90▲2Keya Paha County, NENE7924–
91▼7Loup County, NENE5704−43%
92▼4Banner County, NENE6863+50%
93Logan County, NENE6690–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES