Hallam, Nebraska

About Hallam

Hallam is a tiny community in southeastern Nebraska counting 315 people who proudly call it home.

Officially, Hallam is an incorporated village, one of the most intimate forms of local government in America. The community covers 0.21 square miles, giving it a balanced suburban layout with room to breathe at roughly 1,500 residents per square mile.

📰 Hallam News Today

• Hallam, Nebraska, Decommissioned Reactor Site Department of Energy (.gov) · Aug 14
• In 1969, US engineers buried an experimental nuclear reactor under a grassy mound in Nebraska; the reacto The Times of India · Aug 13
• ‘We need to embrace it’: Hallam commission hears data center plans Nebraska Public Media · Jul 16
• Hallam neighbors fear proposed data center zoning change could open door to more development KOLN | Nebraska Local News, Weather, Sports | Lincoln, NE · Jul 20
• In 1969, Nebraska buried much of its experimental nuclear plant beneath a 1.4-acre grassy mound: The react The Economic Times · Aug 11

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What Makes Hallam Unique

• One of the smallest municipal footprints in the country at just 0.21 sq mi.
• Positioned in southeastern Nebraska, convenient to the region's corridors and crossings.
• Part of the fabric of Nebraska — one of 593 recognized communities statewide.

Why People Love It Here

• A tight community feel that bigger cities can't replicate.
• Housing dollars stretch further here than in the nearest metro.
• Well connected: 3+ neighboring communities within 6 miles.

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