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| Name | † | Color on Map | EPA Code‡ |
| Smoky Hills | ○ | 27a | |
| Rolling Plains and Breaks | ○ | 27b | |
| Great Bend Sand Prairie | ○ | 27c | |
| Prairie Tableland | ○ | 27d | |
| Central Nebraska Loess Plains | ○ | 27e | |
| Rainwater Basin Plains | ○ | 27f | |
| Platte River Valley | ○ | 27g | |
| Red Prairie | ○ | 27h | |
| Broken Red Plains | ○ | 27i | |
| Limestone Plains | ○ | 27j | |
| Wichita Mountains | ○ | 27k | |
| Pleistocene Sand Dunes | ○ | 27l | |
| Red River Tablelands | ○ | 27m | |
| Gypsum Hills | ○ | 27n | |
| Cross Timbers Transition | ○ | 27o | |
| Salt Plains | ○ | 27p | |
| Rolling Red Hills | ○ | 27q | |
| Limestone Hills | ○ | 27r |
† Status: ✓ = Complete ○ = Needs Image … = Incomplete ∅ = Stub Only
‡ This code refers to the US EPA's Level 4 ecoregion codes for the continental U.S., see here.
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