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Buckeye is a rural, unincorporated place in Custer County, Nebraska, located within Loup Township near Eddyville, close to the Dawson County line. Unlike most of Custer County's towns, Buckeye has no Wikipedia article and appears in no readily available county history — it is confirmed as a genuine, GNIS-listed populated place, but no founding year, name origin, or population figures have survived in the sources available. It was likely never more than a rural cluster of a store, school, or post office serving the surrounding farms and ranches, in the pattern of many small Sandhills-fringe settlements that never grew into incorporated towns. Buckeye remains part of the Custer County directory as a recognized place name, even though little documented history distinguishes it today.
Buckeye is an unincorporated place in Custer County's Loup Township, near Eddyville. No founding date, name origin, or population figures are documented in available sources — it was likely a small rural cluster rather than a formal town, and little history of it survives today.
