Nebraska Highway 250
Nebraska Highway 250 is a state highway in Sheridan County, Nebraska, United States, that connects Nebraska Highway 2 in Lakeside with U.S. Route 20 in Rushville. For its entire length, N-250 is a two-lane road located entirely within rural agricultural area.
Route description
N-250 begins at a T intersection with N-2 on the southern edge of the unincorporated community of Lakeside. From it southern terminus N-250 heads north to promptly cross over two sets of BNSF Railway railroad tracks at a level crossing. Immediately thereafter N-250 jogs to the west before quickly passing north through the small community. On the northside of Lakeside, N-250 curves to head east-northeast to run along the northern shore of a small, unnamed lake.from its southern terminus N-250 curves to head northerly through rolling sand hills and passing by multiple small lakes and ponds. Roughly after turning northerly N-250 connects with the west end of 304th Trail, a road that connects to other lakes. Just over farther north, N-250 connects with the east end of 298th Trail, which provides access to Twin Lakes and Diamond Lake. Just under more to the north N-250 connects with the west end of 358th Trail, which heads east to end at Nebraska Highway 27. About later, N-250 passes by the eastern edge of Smith Lake and the Smith Lake State Wildlife Management Area. After approximately more along its northerly course, and crossing over Pine Creek twice, N-250 crosses over the Niobrara River.
north of the Niobrara River, N-250 straightens out and travels north for about another before reaching the city limits of Rushville, having crossed Rush Creek along the way. Upon entering Ruchville, N-250 heads north as Chamberlain Street for six blocks before reaching its northern terminus with US 20 at an intersection in the downtown area.