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The city is served by U.S. Highway 75 which runs parallel to it, and State Highway 70 which bisects it horizontally. Bellevue is not laid out in a grid pattern, with an abundance of winding roads and streets that lead to scenic drives even when getting around the city. Majority of the households in the area own at least two cars, making private vehicles the primary means of transportation in the city. About 85% of the city’s working population drive to work alone everyday, while 11% practice carpooling. The rest use public transportation or other means of getting around Bellevue. It takes an average of 25 minutes for most residents to drive from home to the workplace, indicating that the city has its own share of traffic congestion in particular hours of the day.

Bellevue, Nebraska - Beautiful View

Bellevue is a city in the state of Nebraska, within the Sarpy County. It is considered the third largest city in the state, as well as its oldest. The name of the city is French for ‘beautiful view.’ It is located along the scenic Missouri River and has an estimated population of 44,500. Bellevue has its place in the country’s military history, being the location of Fort Cook where the bomber planes Enola Gay and Bockscar, the ones that bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki, where made. The fort is also instrumental in the city’s growth and development. Today, the fort has been renamed the Offutt Air Force Base and is still a major economic player in the city, being its largest employer. Other large companies in the city include the TD American Corp., Metz Baking Co., Lockheed Martin, Hillcrest Health Systems, Wal-Mart Super Center, and Northrop Grumman. Among the city’s major industries are manufacturing, retail, financial services, technology, and information technology. The city also has two major institutions of higher education, the Bellevue University and the Metropolitan Community College.

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