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 [[Portal:United States Land and Property|Portal:United States Land and Property&nbsp;]]&gt;[[Nebraska|Nebraska]]
-[[Portal:Nebraska|Nebraska]] is a public domain state, in which land is surveyed and transferred to private ownership through federal land offices. (See the United States Research Outline for more information.) Settlers could either purchase the land or, after the passage of the National Homestead Act in 1862, receive homesteads.
+[[Nebraska|Nebraska]] is a public domain state, in which land is surveyed and transferred to private ownership through federal land offices. (See the United States Research Outline for more information.) Settlers could either purchase the land or, after the passage of the National Homestead Act in 1862, receive homesteads.
 The first land office in Nebraska was established at Omaha in 1855. The Family History Library has research handbooks for many counties describing the evolution of the land office districts.