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Omaha is Nebraska's largest city and the county seat of Douglas County. It rests on the Missouri River directly across from Council Bluffs, Iowa. Over 430,000 people now reside in the city, making it the United States' 42nd-largest city. The metro is also the nation's 60th-largest with about 830,000 people and Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine ranked Omaha 3rd in the United States on its list of best cities to "live, work and play."

Attractions
There are dozens of attractions and over a dozen historic districts in Omaha. Henry Doorly Zoo is Nebraska's top attraction, featuring the world's largest indoor rain forest exhibit, indoor desert exhibit, nocturnal animal exhibit, and the largest cat complex on the continent. It also features a high quality aquarium, one of the best in the country. Omaha also has museums and arts centers, along with Omaha Community Playhouse, the largest community theater in the country. Omaha also has the largest urban artists colony in the world, Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts.

Recreation
There is a great music scene in the city, highlighted by the annual Omaha Blues, Jazz & Gospel Festival. Residents can enjoy the life downtown offers with its numerous shops, restaurants, bars and art galleries. There is plenty for sports fans to do; Johnny Rosenblatt Stadium hosts the NCAA College World Series every June as well as the Omaha Royals minor-league baseball games. Creighton University and University of Nebraska both have NCAA Division I teams in various sports.