Seneca is located in Thomas County between Mullen and Thedford. Home to forty-four families, Seneca covers .311 square kilometers and has no surface water. Home ~ History ~ Population ~ Railroad ~ Seneca Today~ Interview
Seneca is located in Thomas County between Mullen and Thedford. Home to forty-four families, Seneca covers .311 square kilometers and has no surface water.
The distance from Seneca to Lincoln, Nebraska is 235 miles (as the crow flies) and is 1325 miles away from Washington D.C.
Seneca boasts 2.8 miles of streets within its corporate limits and exactly six stop signs.
The name Seneca comes from the Seneca tribe of Indians.
Seneca is the only village in Nebraska that sits directly on the line between the Central and Mountain time zones.
