The West Cherry County Ranch is comprised of 1,194 contiguous, deeded acres located approximately three miles south and 15 miles east of Gordon, Nebraska. Presently in use for livestock grazing the native and improved pasture ground, the property is divided into two pastures with the fences being in very good condition and the land has been well managed. The property is watered by a solar well pump on the west portion of the property, a windmill in the center portion of the property as well a windmill in the eastern portion of the property. In addition to the Niobrara River that flows through the northeast portion of the ranch, there is a spring that runs year-round on the eastern side of the property along with drainage from springs, which are located on the neighbors property, that run into the southeastern side of the property. There is an old homestead on the eastern side of the property with a water well and electricity provided by Northwest Public Power. A power line runs through the property from the southeastern corner to the northwestern corner of the ranch. The topography provides excellent habitat and natural protection for wildlife which includes mule deer, antelope, and upland game birds.