Page Contents for Dwight, Nebraska
Statistics & Facts
Historical Events
Statistics & Facts
The Nebraska state capital is Lincoln.
The population of Dwight is approximately 227 (1990), 204 (2010).
The approximate number of families is 109 (1990), 94 (2010).
The amount of land area in Dwight is 0.628 sq. kilometers.
The amount of surface water is 0 sq kilometers.
The distance from Dwight to Washington DC is 1108 miles.
The distance to the Nebraska state capital is 25 miles. (as the crow flies)
Dwight is positioned 41.08 degrees north of the equator and 97.01 degrees west of the prime meridian.
Dwight Historical Events
1923-1950Dwight High Schools Basketball
Many years ago Dwight had a High School, and then a Catholic High School
called Dwight Asuumption (named after the Assumption church)
The Men's Basketball Team was quite good. Here is a listing of the State
Tournament History of the two schools.
Dwight--
Champion--K/23,U/26
1923-Guide Rock W17-8, Tobias W10-8, Dunning W32-12, Ruskin W21-17
1926-Springview W16-5, Loretto W18-8, Clarks W10-8, Liberty L7-15
1928-Valley L16-20
1929-North Loup W26-15, Daykin L6-8
Dwight Assumption--
Runner-up--D/55
1940-Plymouth W25-24, Republican City L19-28
1950-Arapahoe W50-48, Waverly L48-50
1955-Brady W50-47, Western L43-46
The trophies and pictures of these championship teams and state qualifying
teams can be viewed at the East Butler Elementary school in Dwight.
This information is from the Nebraska School Activities Association
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