Rich in history and offered for sale on the open market for the first time, the Jordan Ranch is a highly productive, low maintenance, contiguous grass ranch located 22 miles north of Harrison, Nebraska. The ranch consists of 3,200 deeded acres, 3,520 acres of National Grassland, and 640 acres of State of Nebraska lease acres for a total of 7,360 acres. The year-round ownerrated carrying capacity of the ranch is approximately 290 animal units. The majority of the deeded acres, including the house and corrals, are watered by the Prairie Dog pipeline which supplies water through 1-1/2 inch PVC pipe buried 5-1/2 to 6 feet deep. This gravity-fed system carries approximately 125 pounds of pressure to the ranch. The tanks on the National Grassland lease and two additional tanks on the west end of the ranch are supplied water by the Jordan-Wasserburger pipeline. Float systems are installed on all the tanks throughout ranch. In addition, there are five reservoirs located on the deeded ground as well as four more on the National Grasslands. The ranch has approximately 300 acres of irrigated hay ground watered from two different irrigation reservoirs on the ranch. The larger of the two reservoirs is permitted 776 acre feet of water and is located on the deeded acres. The other irrigation reservoir is found on the State of Nebraska section and permitted for 137 acre feet of storage. The exterior fences on the ranch are mainly 4 and 5 strands of barb wire and are reported to be in good shape as are the interior fences. Antelope Creek runs through the central portion of the ranch providing seasonal water as well as shade and shelter offered by the mature cottonwood trees lining its banks. Stewardship of the land is evident in the abundance of grass and condition of the pastures. This is a great opportunity to purchase some of the best grass in all of western Nebraska with minimal improvements.