re: #77 Anymouse 🌹🏡😷

The only saving grace here from this is the very sparse population density of the Nebraska Panhandle (which is why almost all the cases are in Scott’s Bluff County)

Area: 14,180 square miles / 36,728 km²
Population: 82,962 (largest city: Scottsbluff, 14,556)
Density: 5.9 per square mile / 2.3/km²

Interestingly, the University of Nebraska did a demographic study to ascertain immigration patterns into the Panhandle. The influx skews young people seeking “the simpler life,” much less congestion, higher overall education, and skews liberal.