Loma Area Cameras
Unincorporated community · Butler County
About Loma
Loma is an unincorporated community in southeastern Butler County, about 5 miles southeast of Brainard on the Oak Creek Trail, which has a small parking lot off County Road W.
History
Loma was named by railroad officials, possibly from the Spanish loma, “little hill.” It is home to St. Luke’s Czech Catholic Shrine and the Bar M Corral, and it stood in for the fictional Snydersville, Nebraska, in the 1995 film To Wong Foo, Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar.
Nearby towns
| Brainard | about 5 mi northwest | County roads and Oak Creek Trail |
| Dwight | about 5 mi southwest | County roads |
| Valparaiso | about 7 mi east-southeast | Oak Creek Trail |
| Bruno | about 11 mi north | County roads |
| David City | about 13 mi northwest | County roads |
Loma Businesses & Places
3 listings in Loma.
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Eat & Drink (1)
- Loma Tavern — Restaurant
Community & Faith (2)
- Saint Lukes Cemetery — Cemeteries
- St. Luke Czech Shrine Loma — Catholic Church