Natick Area Cameras
Unincorporated community · Thomas County · post office 1887–1916
About Natick
Natick is an unincorporated place in eastern Thomas County, at 2,785 feet on the old Burlington line in the Middle Loup valley, about 7 miles east-southeast of Thedford and 9 miles west-northwest of Halsey.
History
Natick was founded in the 1880s when the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad was extended through the area, and was probably named for Natick, Massachusetts. An early gazetteer lists it as a flag station eight miles from Thedford. Its post office opened in 1887 and, with interruptions, ran until 1916.
Highways and trails through Natick
| Route | One way | Other way |
|---|---|---|
| NE 2Near the site | East to Halsey | West to Thedford |
Nearby towns
| Thedford | about 7 mi west-northwest | NE 2 |
| Halsey | about 10 mi east-southeast | NE 2 |
| Norway | about 15 mi west-northwest | NE 2 |
| Seneca | about 21 mi west-northwest | NE 2 |
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Travel corridor: Highway 2 Corridor →
Natick Businesses & Places
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