Mailing ZIP code: 69346
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Former railroad town · Sioux County · post office 1906–1951
About Andrews
Andrews is a former station in the upper White River valley of Sioux County, about 8½ miles east-southeast of Harrison. Nothing of the town remains except the old railroad grade and trestles in the canyons.
History
Andrews was a stop on the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley line, later the Chicago & North Western, which reached Harrison in 1886, and it was already a candidate in the county-seat election of January 1887. Its post office opened in 1906 and closed in 1951. The railroad's 1908 place-name book says the name honors J. W. Andrews, a railroad engineer; other sources say a pioneer settler. The town faded with the railroad, whose service through the White River valley ended in 1991 after a flood washed out track and bridges.
Nearby towns
| Glen | about 8 mi east-southeast | County roads |
| Harrison | about 9 mi west-northwest | County roads |
| Bodarc | about 12 mi north | County roads |
| Crawford | about 17 mi east-northeast | US 20 |
Things to see
the site of the Fort Laramie–Fort Robinson Trail marker on NE 29, about 6 mi west-southwest (the marker was reported missing in 2023)
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Andrews Businesses & Places
1 listings in Andrews.
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Community & Faith (1)
- Andrews Cemetery — Cemeteries