Greenwood, Nebraska

Greenwood is a village in Cass County, Nebraska, with a population of 595 at the 2020 census (up from 568 in 2010). It was founded around 1869 with the arrival of the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad and is named for pioneer settler Silas Greenwood.

History

Greenwood grew as a small rail-served farming community in northern Cass County in the late 19th century. (Note: an unrelated site called "Greenwood Stage Station" in western Nebraska’s Morrill County shares a similar name but has no connection to this Greenwood.)

Location & Geography

Greenwood is located in northern Cass County.

Today

Greenwood remains a small, steadily growing village. Visitors and residents can browse local businesses and services through the categories below or the full Cass County directory.

Greenwood, Nebraska

Village in Cass County. Population 595 (2020). Founded around 1869 with the arrival of the Burlington & Missouri River Railroad; named for pioneer settler Silas Greenwood.

Designation: Village

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