f you're from the great state of Nebraska, you might want to add a Nebraska Patch to the sleeve of your jacket. This State Rocker patch makes it clear that you're proud to call Nebraska your home. These rockers were designed to sit on the shoulder of your jacket, but you can also put them on the front of a vest or, really, anywhere one will fit. The patch measures 4 by 1.75 inches, and it can be ironed on sewn on. You can purchase this patch singly or, if you're in a biker club from Nebraska, buy wholesale patches and give one to everyone in your group.
Nebraska, the Cornhusker State, sits on the Great Plains in the Midwestern area of the United States. It's mostly flat prairie and is very rural. The state is also the eighth least-populated state in the U.S. The capital of Nebraska is Lincoln, although its largest city is Omaha.
The name 'Nebraska' comes from a word from the Otoe tribe. It means 'flat water', a name that was originally from the Platte River, one of the major rivers in the state. Many other indigenous tribes lived in the area, including the Omaha, the Missouria, the Pawnee, and the Ponca. French-Canadians were the first explorers to enter Nebraska, although the Lewis and Clark Expedition was the first to truly explore the area. In 1819, the United States established Fort Atkinson in the territory, the first Army post to be established west of the Missouri River.
Nebraska became the 37th state of the United States on March 1, 1867. Since then, it has become a leading state in the production of beef and pork. Many people in Nebraska can trace their family history to German and Czech immigrants.
