Branches
| Current Omaha Public Library locations
Locations listed in alphabetical order by most common name |
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| Name | Address | Notes | Link | ||
| W. Dale Clark Main Library | 215 South 15th Street | Main Library/Downtown Library | Link | ||
| Milton R. Abrahams Branch | 5111 North 90th Street | In August 2011 the library closed for renovations and was reopened in January 2012 | Link | ||
| Benson Branch | 60th and Binney Streets | library and community center | Link | ||
| Bess Johnson Elkhorn Branch | 100 Reading Road | became 11th Omaha Public Library location with annexation of Elkhorn on March 1, 2007 | Link | ||
| Florence Branch | 2920 Bondesson | In fall 2010 Library closed for renovations | Link | ||
| Millard Branch | 13214 Westwood Lane | Link | |||
| Saddlebrook Branch | 14850 Laurel Avenue | opened August 17, 2009, shared facility with the Omaha Public School District | Link | ||
| A.V. Sorensen Branch | 4808 Cass Street | Link | |||
| South Omaha Library | 2808 Q St | formerly South Branch, shared facility with the Metropolitan Community College | Link | ||
| W. Clarke Swanson Branch | 9101 West Dodge Road | Link | |||
| Charles B. Washington Branch | 2868 Ames Avenue | formerly North Branch | Link | ||
| Willa Cather Branch | 1905 South 44th Street | Link | |||
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