Nebraska Highway 33 is a state highway located in the eastern part of Nebraska. It runs approximately 30 miles, connecting the towns of Wahoo and Ashland. The highway primarily serves local traffic and provides access to various rural areas and agricultural lands. The route is known for its scenic views of the Nebraska countryside, featuring open fields and farmland. It intersects with several other highways, making it an important connector for residents and visitors traveling through the region. Highway 33 is maintained by the Nebraska Department of Transportation.