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AGRICULTURE
P LA TES 237-408

AGRICULTURE.
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238

239
240
241

242
243
244

245
246
247
248
249
250

251

252

253

254

255
256

T it l e .

R ela tive proportion of im proved and unim proved land area
in farms to the total land area of the United States:
1850-1910.
1. Total land area and area of im proved and unim proved
land in farms: 1910 and 1900.
2. Total land area and im proved and unimproved land in
farms: 1850-1910.
3. Number of farms: 1850-1910.
Per cen t land in farms formed of total land area, b y counties:
1910 (m ap).
Average acreage of all land per farm, b y counties: 1910 (map).
1. Proportion of im proved land in farms to total land area, b y
states: 1910 (m ap).
2. Average num ber of acres of all farm land per farm, b y
states: 1910 (m ap).
Per cen t im proved land in farms formed of total land area, b y
counties: 1910 (m ap).
Im proved land in farms, A pril 15,1910 (map).
Average acreage of im proved land per farm, b y counties: 1910
(map).
1. Per cent of increase in number of acres of im proved land
in farms, b y states: 1900-1910 (map).
2. Per cent of increase in number of acres of im proved land
in farms, b y states: 1890-1900 (map).
Size of farms— Number of farms of 3 to 9 acres, April 15, 1910
(map).
Size of farms— Number of farms of 20 to 49 acres, April 15, 1910
(m ap).
Size of farms— Number of farms of 100 to 174 acres, A pril 15,
1910 (map).
Size of farms— Number of farms of 260 to 499 acres, April 15,
1910 (m ap).
Size of farms— Number of farms of 1,000 acres and over, April
15, 1910 (m ap).
1. Average size of farms: 1910 and 1900.
2. Proportion of value of each class of farm property to total
value of farm property: 1910.
3. Average size of farms: 1850-1910.
4. Value of implements and machinery on farms: 1850-1910.
5. Value of live stock (domestic animals, poultry, and bees)
on farms: 1850-1910.
6. Average value of farm land and buildings per acre: 18501910.
1. Total value of farm property b y each class of farm prop­
erty: 1910.
2. Average value of a ll farm property per farm: 1850-1910.
3. Value of farm land and buildings: 1850-1910.
1. Per cen t of increase in value of all farm property, b y
states: 1850-1860 (m ap).
2. Per cent of increase in value of all farm property, b y
states: 1860-1870 (m ap).
1. Per cen t of increase in value of all farm property, b y
states: 1870-1880 (m ap).
2. Per cent of increase in value of all farm property, b y
states: 1880-1890 (m ap).
1. Per cen t of increase in value of all farm property, b y
states: 1890-1900 (map).
2. Per cen t of increase in value of all farm property, b y
states: 1900-1910 (map).
Per cen t of increase in value of all farm property, b y counties1900-1910 (map).




T itle .

No.

257
258
259
260
261
262

/ I . Average value of farm land per acre, b y states: 1910 (map).
l2. Average value of farm land per acre, b y states: 1900 (map).
Average value of land in farms per acre, b y counties: 1910
(map).
Per cen t of increase in average value of farm land per acre, by
counties: 1900-1910 (m ap).
Farm land— Value, A pril 15, 1910 (m ap).
Farm buildings— Value, A p ril 15,1910 (m ap).
Farm im plem ents and m achinery— Value, A pril 15,1910(map).
Per cen t of land area in farms, and average value of farm land
per acre, b y counties: 1910 (m aps)—

263 Alabama.
264 Arizona.
265 Arkansas.
266 California.
267 Colorado.
268 Connecticut.
269 Delaware.
270 Florida.
271 Georgia.
272 Idaho.
273 Illinois.
274 Indiana.
275 Iowa.
276 Kansas.
277 K entucky.
278 Louisiana.
279 Maine.
280 Maryland.
281 Massachusetts.
282 Michigan.
283 Minnesota.
284 Mississippi.
285 Missouri.
286 Montana.
287 Nebraska.
288 Nevada.
289 New Hampshire.

313
314
315
316
317
318
319

320
321

290
291
292
293
294
295
296
297
298
299

300
301
302
303
304
305

N ew Jersey.
N ew M exico.
N ew Y ork.
North Carolina.
North Dakota.
O hio.
Oklahom a.
Oregon.
Pennsylvania.
Porto R ic o (average value
of farm land per acre, b y
m u n icipalities).
R h ode Island.
South Carolina.
South Dakota.
Tennessee.
Texas (per cen t of land
area in farms).
Texas (average value of
farm land per acre).
Utah.
Verm ont.
Virginia.
W ashington.
W est Virginia.
W isconsin.
W yom ing.

306
307
308
309
310
311
312
1. Proportion of farms ow ned to all farms, b y states: 1910
(m ap).
2. Proportion of farms ow ned to all farms, b y states: 1900
(m ap).
Number of farms, classified b y character of tenure of operator:
1910.
Acreage of all land in farms, classified b y character of tenure
of operator: 1910.
Farm tenure— Num ber of farms operated b y owners and part
owners, A pril 15, 1910 (m ap).
Farm tenure— Num ber of farms operated b y tenants, April 15,
1910 (map).
Farm tenure— N um ber of farms operated b y share tenants,
A pril 15, 1910 (m ap).
Farm tenure— Num ber of farms operated b y cash tenants,
A pril 15, 1910 (m ap).
1. Per cent of num ber of farms operated b y tenants, b y states.
1910 (m ap).
2. Per cent of all land in farms operated b y tenants, b y states.
1910 (m ap).
Per cen t of farms operated b y tenants, b y counties: 1910
(m ap).

AGRICULTURE - Continued.
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T it l e .

No.

I. Per cent of im proved land in farms operated b y tenants,
b y states: 1910 (m ap).

322

2. Number of farms operated b y their owners free from mort­
gage and mortgaged: 1910.
Mortgaged farms— Number, April 15, 1910 (map).
1. Number of farms, classified b y color and nativity of
operator: 1910.
2. Average value of farm property per acre for white and
324
colored farmers: 1910.
3. Average value of farm property per acre for white and
colored farmers: 1900.
4. Average value of farm property per farm fur white and
colored farmers: 1910.
325 5. Average value of farm property per farm for white and
colored farmers: 1900.
T otal num ber of acres in farms of w hite and colored farmers:
1910 and 1900.
326
1. Per cent of num ber of farms of white farmers operated b y
w hite owners, b y states: 1910 (map).
2. Per cent of num ber of farms of colored farmers operated
b y colored owners, b y states: 1910 (map).
327
1. Per cent of num ber of farms of w hite farmers operated b y
w hite tenants, b y states: 1910 (map).
2. Per cent of num ber of farms of colored farmers operated
b y colored tenants, b y states: 1910 (map).
328
1. Per cent of num ber of all farms operated b y colored farm­
ers, b y states: 1910 (map).
329 2. Per cent o f num ber of farms of white farmers operated b y
w hite managers, b y states: 1910 (map).
330 Farm tenure— N um ber of farms operated b y colored owners
and part owners, April 15, 1910 (map).
Farm tenure— N um ber of farms operated b y colored tenants,
April 15, 1910 (map).
331
I. Per cent of all land in farms of w hite farmers operated b y
w hite owners, b y states: 1910 (map).
323

332

333

334
335

336
337
338
339
340
341

342

343

I
I
I

2. Per cent of all land in farms of colored farmers operated
b y colored owners, b y states: 1910 (map).
I. Per cen t o f all land in farms of w hite farmers operated b y
white managers, b y states: 1910 (map).

344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353

354
355
356
357
358
359
360
361

362
363

364

365
366
367

368

2. Per cent o f all land in farms of colored farmers operated
b y colored managers, b y states: 1910 (map).
1. Per cent o f all land in farms of white farmers operated b y
w hite tenants, b y states: 1910 (map).
2. Per cen t of all land in farms of colored farmers operated b y
colored tenants, b y states: 1910 (map).
I. Per cent of all land in farms operated by colored farmers,
b y states: 1910 (m ap).

369
370
371
372
373
374

375

2. Per cen t of im proved land in farms operated b y colored
farmers, b y states: 1910 (m ap).

376
Selected p lan tatio n area, boundaries of cotton belt, and coun­
ties having 50 per cent or more of negro population: 1910 377
378
(m ap).
379
Domestic anim als — V a lu e on farms and ranges, April 15. 1910
380
(m ap).
381
N eat cattle — N u m b e r on farms and ranges, April 15, 1910
382
(m
ap).
f l . Sheep on farms: 1910 and 1900.
383
C attlemules,
on farms:
12
2.. Horses,
and 1910
assesand
and1900.
burros: 1910 and 1900.
384
1. C attle
on farms—
N umand
b er,burros
b y states:
April 15,1910
(m ap).
1. Horses,
mules,
and asses
on farms—
Number,

D airy cows
Num
b2.y states:
A prilon15,farms—
1910 (m
ap).ber, b y states:
(m ap).
2. Sheep on
farms— Num ber, b y states: April
D aap).
iry cows— N u m b e r on farms and ranges,
(m
ap ).mules— Num ber on farms and ranges,
Horses(m
and
1910 (m ap).




April 15, 1910
385
386
15, 1910
April 15, 1910
387
388
April 15,

T it l e .

Sheep— Number on farms and ranges, April 15, 1910 (map"I.
Swine on farms: 1910 and 1900.
Swine— Number on farms and ranges, April 15, 1910 (map).
M. Swine on farms— Number, b y states: April 15, 1910 (inapt.
12. Fowls on farms— Number, b y states: April 15. 1910 (m ap).
Poultry— Number on farms and ranges, April 15. 1910 unap).
Value of fowls raised: 1909 and 1899.
Value of eggs produced: 1909 and 1899.
Production of wool: 1909 and 1899.
1. Value of all farm crops: 1909 and 1899.
2. Proportion of land in farms, improved and in crops, with
acreage r e p o r t s , t o total land area: 1910.
Proportion w hich value of specified crops formed o f value of
all crops: 1909.
1. Average value per acre of cr. »ps with acreage reports: 1909
and 1899.
2. Average value of farm crops per farm: 1909 and 1899.
3. All farm c r o p s — Value, b y states: 1909 (map).
Value of all crops: 1909 (map).
Expenditures of farmers for labor in 1909 (map).
Expenditures of farmers f >r feed for live stock in 1909 (map).
Expenditures o f farmers for fertilizer in 1909 (map').
"Receipts from sale of feedable crops in 1909 (map).
Changes in acreage of all cereals: 1899-1909.
1. Changes in acreage of all cereals, b y states: 1899-1909
(m ap).
2. All cereals— Acreage, b y states: 1909 (map).
1. Changes in yield of corn crop per acre, b y states: 1899-1 909
(map).
2. Corn— Acreage, b y states: 1909 (map).
Wheat— Acreage, b> states: 1909 (map).
Oats— Acreage, b y states: 1909 (map).
1. Production of corn: 1909 and 1899.
2. Production of wheat: 1909 and 1899.
3. Production of oats: 1909 and 1899.
4. Production of corn: 1849-1909.
5. Production of wheat: 1849-1909.
6. Production of oats: 1849-1909.
Corn— Production in 1909 (map).
Wheat— Production in 1909 (map).
Oats— Production in 1909 (map).
1. Production of barley: 1909 and 1899.
2. Production of rye: 1909 and 1899.
3. Production of buckwheat: 1909 and 1899.
4. Production of tobacco: 1909 and 1899.
5. Hay and forage— Acreage, b y states: 1909 (map).
Barley— Production in 1909 (map).
R ye— Production in 1909 (map).
Buckwheat— Production in 1909 (map).
Tobacco— Production in 1909 (map).
H ay and forage— Production in 1909 (map).
Alfalfa— Production in 1909 (map).
1. Production of potatoes: 1909 and 1899.
2. Production of sweet potatoes and yams: 1909 and 1899.
3. Production of cotton: 1849-1909.
4. Production of cotton: 1909 and 1899.
Potatoes— Production in 1909 (map).
Sweet potatoes and yams— Production in 1909 (map).
Dry peas and beans— Production in 1909 (map).
R ice— Production in 1909 (map).
Sugar beets— Production in 1909 (map).
Flaxseed— Production in 1909 (map).
Hops— Production in 1909 (map).
Cotton— Production in 1909 (map).
Cotton— Acreage, b y states: 1909 (map).
Fruits and nuts—Value, b y states: 1909 (map).
Small fruits— Production in 1909 (map).
Orchard fruits— Production in 1909 (map).
Grapes— Production in 1909 (map).
Centers of farms, agricultural products, and population: 1900
and 1910 (map).

AGRICULTURE—Continued.
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P late
N o.

389

390
391
392
393
394
395

T it l e .

Normal annual precipitation in the United States: 1870-1901
(map).
Per cen t o f total land area irrigated, and per cent of number
of farms irrigated, b y counties: 1909 (maps)—
Arizona.
396 New Mexico.
California.
397 Oregon.
Colorado.
398 Utah.
Idaho.
399 Washington.
Montana.
400 Wyoming.
Nevada.




No.

T it l e .

Approximate location and extent of the land included
irrigation projects: 1910 (maps)—
f l . Washington.
401 |L w y ° ming405
12.
2. Colorado.
12. Oregon.
Arizona.
406 California.
12 f l. Ari
402
2. New
12.
Nei Mexico,
407 i x. North Dakota.
fl. Idaho.
f t South Dakota.
403
12. Montana.
Nebraska.
408
f t Kansas.
Nevada.
404
£ Utah.

P L A T E NO . 237

RELATIVE PROPORTION OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED LAND AREA IN FARMS TO THE TOTAL LAND AREA OF
THE UNITED STATES: 1 85 0 -1 9 1 0




1350

I860

P LA TE NO. 238

1. TOTAL LAND AREA AND AREA OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED LAND IN FARMS: 1910 AND 1900




MILLIONS OF ACRES




P LA TE NO. 239

PER CENT LAND IN FARMS FORMED OF TOTAL LAND AREA, BY C OUNTIES: 1910
P er cen t fo r th e U n ite d S ta t e s , 16.2.




P L A T E NO. 240

AVERAGE ACREAGE OF ALL LAND PER FARM, BY COUNTIES: 1910
Average fo r th e U n ite d S ta t e s , 138.1 acres.

PLATE NO.

1. PROPORTION OF IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS TO TOTAL LAND AREA, BY STATES: 1910

MIC*;
IO W A ,

NEBR.

KANS.

T l N N.

I
I Less than 10 per cent.
tv.V'J 10 to 25 per cent.
V///A 25 to 50 per cent.
E-XvH 50 to 75 per cent.
E H 75 per cent and over.

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2. AVERAGE NUMBER OF ACRES OF ALL FARM LAND PER FARM, BY STATES: 1910







P L A T E NO. 242

PER CENT IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS FORMED OF TOTAL LAND AREA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
Per cent for tlio XTlilted S ta te s , 25.1.




P LA TE NO. 243




P L A T E NO . 244

AVERAGE ACREAGE OF IMPROVED LAND PER FARM, BY COUNTIES: 1910
Average for ttie U n ited s t a t e s , 75.2.

PLATE NO. 245

1. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN NUMBER OF ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS, BY STATES: 1900 1910

2. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN NUMBER OF ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS, BY STATES: 1890 1900







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P LA TE NO. 251
1. AVERAGE SIZE OF FARMS: 1 910 AND 1900

2. PROPORTION OF VALUE OF EACH CLASS OF FARM PROP­
ERTY TO TOTAL VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY: 1910

Average n um ber o f acres of all farm land per farm .

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AND M AC H IN ERY

ON F A RM S '. 1 8 5 0 - 1 9 1 0

5. V A L U E OF LIVE S T O C K ( D O M E S T I C
A N I M A L S , PO U LT RY , A N D B E E S )
ON F A R M S i 1 8 5 0 - 1 9 1 0

BILLIONS OF DOLLAR8
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1900
1890

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6. A V E R A G E V A L U E OF F AR M L A N D
A N D B U I L D I N G S PE R A C R E : 1 8 5 0 191 0

P LA TE NO . 252

1. TOTAL VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY BY EACH CLASS OF FARM PROPERTY: 1910
H U N D R E D S O F M IL L IO N S O F D O L L A R S
15
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TEXAS
NEBRASKA
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P E N N S Y L V A N IA
SOU TH D AKO TA
M IC H IG A N
NO RTH

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ARKANSAS
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W E S T V IR G IN IA
ID A H O
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M ASSACH USETTS
M A IN E
W Y O M IN G
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N E W H A M P S H IR E
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25

PLATE NO. 253

1. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STATES: 1 8 5 0 -1 8 6 0

2. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STATES: 1 8 6 0 -1 8 7 0




PLATE NO. 254

1. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STATES: 1 8 7 0 - 1 8 8 0

2. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STATES: 1 8 8 0 - 1 8 9 0




PLATE NO. 255

1. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STATES: 1890 1900

2. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STATES: 1900 1910







P L A T E NO. 256

PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY COUNTIES! 1 9 0 0 - 1 9 1 0
Per c e n t for th e U n ite d N tates, 100.5.

P LA TE NO. 257

1. AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, BY STATES: 1910

2. AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, BY STATES: 1900

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f
I Legs than *10 per acre.
f7-/- ' | $10 to $20 per ;icre.
I'z/ZA $20 to $30 per acre.
fefcvfl $30 to $40 per acre.
R M $40 per acre and over.

The heavy lines (■■») show geographic divisions




P L A T E NO .

AVERAGE VALUE OF LAND IN FARMS PER ACRE, BY COUNTIES: 1910
Averajjo r<»r th e U n ited S ta ir s , $32.40.
Is DTK.

I he averages are based only on land in farms, each count y being shaded according to the av erage \alue of such land ]>cr acre, even Ihough only a small j>ori ion of the county may be occupied t>\ farm land.




P L A T E NO . 259

PER CENT OF INCREASE IN AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, BY COUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 - 1 9 1 0
Per c e n t fo r tlie U n ite d S ta t e s , 108.1.

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Loss I linn 25 per cent..
28 to 50 per cent.
50 to 75 per cent.
75 to 100 ]K'r cent.
100 to 125 per cent.
125 to 150 per cent.
150 to 200 per cent.
200 per cent and over.







P L A T E NO . 260




P L A T E NO . 261




P L A T E NO . 262




PLATE NO.

PLATE NO. 264

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN ARIZONA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

Average for th e s ta te , $.‘t!i.97.

Per ce n t for th e s ta te , 1.7.
The per cent of land area in fa rm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name.

%

9 0 TO 0 5

H H es




to i oo

W hen the value Is less than $10 per acre, it is Inserted under the county name.

S 3

S I 0 0 TO S I 25 PER ACRC

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PLATE NO. 265

PER C ENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AN D AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN ARKANSAS, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

Per c e n t fo r th e s t a t e , 51.8.

A verage for th e s ta te , $14.13.
W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county name.

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$ 6 .4 0

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’ W OODRUFFX'

CLAY'

SHARP f/
•5 .0 0 ;

IZARD
• 4 .7 6

MADISON
• 6 .60

, SEARCV,

[CRAWFORD

FULTON
S 6 .7 8

WHITE
•

0.00

• CRITTENDEN i
£ WOODRUFF
ST. FRANCIS

8C0TT
• 7 .85
LONOKE
MONROE;
MONTGOMERY

MONTGOMERY
• 6 .2 4
-

GARLAND.

HOT SPRING
'V . ^ . * 8 J 6

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

SEVIER
• 0 60

(HOWAROI
{ $8.61 j
}
t

CLARK
• 7 38

r~\

ARKANSAS!

GRANT
• 6 .86

DALLAS
S 6 .2 6

.CLEVELAND

• 25 TO # 6 0 PER ACRE

A Sfl 14 L
6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

/L IT T L E RIVER
.OUACHITA'

CALHOUN.

, l j t t l c r iv e r

^HEMPSTEAD

'///.'/'/'A

NEVADA
• 8 .d /

|
j OUACHITA
J CALHOUN
\ 9 7 .0 4 y
• 6.90

0 0 TO 0 6 PER CCMT
/ M11L ER




DESHA

j

8 0 TO 9 0 PER CCMT

COLUMBIA
• 8 .4 7
La f a y e t t e !

• 10 TO $ 2 5 PER ACRE

LINCOLN
• C le v e la n d y,

DREW

PLATE NO. 266

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN CALIFORNIA, BY COUNTIES.* 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

Per c e n t fo r th e s ta te , 28.

Average fo r th e s ta te , 917.16.

The per cent of land area In farm s, when less than 20, is Inserted under the county name.

f

I

ft \,L

SISKIYOU

I

,ia%

W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county namo.

’/ SISKIYOU

MODOC

l

ia.8%

MODOC

'/
□

| | k
7 & ,\
^

f f - “
j

_
TR IN IT Y f
4 .6% y

i j -----------

SHASTA
I6 .8 ? i

I
^

$ 1 0 TO $ 2 6 PER ACRE

S H ASTA

LASSEN
10.2%

Y /y J E H A M K y //^ .

• 9 .0 7

\

LASSEN
$ 2 5 TO $ 6 0 PER ACRE

z

f l U

A
$ 6 0 TO $ 7 6 PER ACRE

6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

| ^ 0 j l 8 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT

v
B U TT E

V

TR IN ITY

t'jttA

A.'I

•TE H A M A

$ 7 6 TO $ 1 0 0 PER AORE

''/ / i ' P L U M A S ', \

9 0 TO 9 6 PER CENT

$ 1 0 0 TO $ 1 2 6 PER ACRE

Ofj TO I 0 0 K H CENT

SIERRA

GLENN

//

$ 1 2 6 AN D OVER PER ACRE

VvV *9-42
CONTRA COSTA
■AN FRANCISCO —
» 8%
A LAM ED A

CONTRA C 0 8 T A T
FRANCISCO —
SAN FRANCISCO--"’

\ MONO

T V / '/

ALAM EDA.

SAN M A T E O "*]

MATEOSAN M
ATEO '

SANTA CRUZ




LESS T H A N $ 1 0 PER ACRE

SANTA/®'

SANTA C R U Z -*
IN YO

INYO
1 .7 %

T U LA R E
KINQS,

KERN / .

'/K E R N

OBISPO,
SAN BERNARDINO

1.6%

/S A N T A /
V
/ / / / / / //m
, BARBARA

ANOELES

[a n o e l e s i

p,VERSlOe
,1.2%

R lV E R 9 'O e

(P**'*48
7*
(J.6.6*%

P L A T E NO. 267

PER CENT OF LA ND AREA




FARMS, AN D AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN COLORADO,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er c e n t for tlio s ta te , 20.4.

The

m

per cent of land area in farm s, when less than 20. is inserted u n d p rt^ p county n.ime.

6 j8i § l 6 0 TO 8 0 PER C

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

m

if

0 0 TO 0 6 PER CCMT

HO FARMS REPORTED

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

...................

□

ED

LESS THAN S l O PER ACRE

.

r a

S 10 TO S 26 PER ACRE

$ 5 0 TO $ 7 5 PER ACRE

$ I 2 5 ANO OVER p e r ACRE

$ 7 6 TO S I 0 0 PER ACRE

$ 2 5 TO S 6 0 PER ACRE

S > O O .O S I» K » C «

★

“O

« P0 » T i»

PLATE NO. 268

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN CONNECTICUT,
BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t for tlio s ta te , 70.ft.

□

LEM THAN 2 0 PtR CENT
2 0 TO 4 0
%)

6 0 TO 8 0

zza
■ ■

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
Average fo r th e s t a t e , $33.03.

C l NT

4 0 to « 0 nn cen t
CCNT

8 0 t o # 0 « • ce NT

90 TO 9 6

C£MT

65 TO I on K»

CCNT

PLATE

NO. 269

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN DELAWARE,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P ercent




fo r

tlie .s ta te ,82.6.

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage

fo r

th e s ta te ,

PLATE NO. 270

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN FLORIDA,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er ce n t fo r th e sta te , 15.
The per cent of land area in farm s, when less than 20, is inserted under th e co un ty name.

JACKSON
WALTON

12.8%

OAOSOEN

8 0 TO 9 0 PER CENT

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT

Ta y lo r
9.6%

CLAY
8 . 1%

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT
ALACHUA

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
6 0 TO 8 0 PER r t w *

LEVY

18 5*.
LAKE

ORANGE
1 5 .3 %

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

PASCO
{•
_ 9 _ 9 % ____ |

Average for th e s ta te , #17.84.

HILLSBORO
^
g I 3 .4 %

|
j




■-

i

j

WALTON
*7 08

POLK

15 1%

W hen the value is less than $10 per acre. It is inserted under the county name

■%.
, /
f

| ST. LUCit
•
2 0%
NASSAU

t

0*0» D I

„

v

& Y ',

»-tON ; * € '

/

: m a d is o n \ . _ .
* 8 .4 9
/

^ vr- — — — i $ /
v ^ > ‘ N W A K U lt* I /
,.5 _ — < * 3 . 5 6 - * > J
t a y io b
V
t ? 3r

I

J

V

"SA,
v

OE SOTO
6 .5 %

ro * ^
*V J

\ ,
11
,

beach

}

CLAY

ALACHUA
S 9 .8 9
-J

LESS THAN S I 0 PER ACRE

2

S I 0 TO * 2 5 PER ACRE

Y/\ * 2 5
ffl

OAOE
2 .4 %

VOLUSIA
TO * 5 0 PER ACRE

* 5 0 TO * 7 5 PER ACRE

CITRUS

LAKE
MONROE

^G.7%
ORANGE

PASCO
HILLSBORO
POLK

ST. LUCIE

OE SOTO

P A LM

MONROE

BEACH

PLATE

PER C EN T OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AN D AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTIES; 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

P er ce n t fo r th e s t a t e , 71.7.

A verage for

The per re n t of land area in farm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name.
P T rr,

• a. 12
OADE

TOWNS

oade/

UNION
WALKER

t

FANNIN

•>
□

LESS THAN 2 0 PEK CENT

GILMER^

HABER VS
VV3H AM

iD ANKSj

6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

$ 5 0 TO 9 7 5 PER ACRE

8 0 TO 9 0 PER CENT

$ 7 5 TO S I OOPEH ACRE

(h a r t '

^HEROKE^rOHSV™]

BARTOW

8 2 5 TO * 6 0 PER ACRE

■rr7.

[ f r a n k l in .1
JAWSOfO

FLOYD

net*?

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT

GORDON,
, PICK E. NSi

LESS THAN $ I 0 PCH ACHE
S I O TO * 2 5 PER ACRE

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

-LUMI
[CHATTOOGA

ho s ta te , $13.71.

W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county name.

m

9 0 TO 9 5 PER CENT
| J A C K SON ^J^J^ q j g o nJ V V | E L B E R T,
[GWINNETT^

® 100 TO S I 2 b PER ACHE
S I 2 5 AND OVER PER ACRE

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT

POLK

CLARKEi

cobb!

OGLETHORPE

| p a u l d in q J
I h ARALSONj

iful'VvvCo^S

[d o u g l a s j

i WALTON

1

,W ILKE8

L T O N ID E K A L B ,

I^MPBELLj-roN^l

ICARROLL,

LINCOLN

COLUMBIA^

'T A LIA <
GREENE Lf e r r o

yKd

,j | HENR
iCOWETA'

I JASPER*

[HEARD

RICHMOND-

RICHMOND

HANCOCK.

| PIKE

JEFFERSONl

■BALDWIN'

j-TROUP,

COLUMBIA

(w a r r e n .

PUTNAM

BUTTS'

fsP ALD IN G j

TALI A 'A /

Iferro.>/

IWARREN-

MONROE

BURKE

'JO N E S'
WASHINGTON

'U PS O N '

JENKINS,

BIBB

' SCREVEI

JOHNSON

SCREVEN

i TWIGGS,

EMANUEL,

TAYLOR'
■MUSCOGEE

HOUSTON:

iHATTA^VaMARIONll
lH o o c m e e f x

JENKINS

WILKINSON^

;c r a w f o r d 5

T A LB O T F jl

'M ACON'

sxsylI

BULLOCH

BULLOCH

•ULASKI

SCHLEYjj
DOOLY
i BTE W ART i
STER1

lONTGOMERvf

TOOMBS

T ATTN ALL
6TEWART
$ 8 .9 0

’SUMTER'
WILCOX

/// ' *

(TELFAIR

CRISP

TELFAIR
LIBERTY

!JEFF OAVI9J;

/ / ~ / j£ F F DAVI9J
$ 7 .5 0 f * "

TERRELL,

,TERRELL
.RANDOLPH
'CLAY J

TURNER

RANDOLPH

APPLING

999ys88o6tfMi0
5<r^
dN TOSH1

$6.1 I

.£ARLY/
COLQUITT

’ GRADY

L

'CHARLTON

ECHOLS

4

BERRIEI
COLQUITT.

V / CLINCH

(THOM A S ^ ^ B ROOKS (

w m .

MILLER
$ 8 .7 9

. _____________

S
OECATUR

PIERCE

\ $ 6.88

[AKER
ITCHELL

rLOWNDEs|




GLYNI

BERRIEN,

MILLER

V .% DECATUR

COFFEE
$ 8 .5 5

TIFT
PIERCE

MITCHELL

APPLING

CLAY I ' / / / / , / ! / ' .
''/ 's Y ',
' / 1 'CALHOUN V DOUGHERTY \ , '
' - ",
'/ V . / I,
' / ' / V 1 ' WORTH

T IFT.
BAKER

LIBERTY
$ 6 .2 4

iy ,

fwAYNE

C ALHOUfsKXfoOUGHERT Y

EARLY

/foONTGOMERyJ,TOOMBS V

CHATHAM

[WEB |
! STER!

GR* ° V l . THOMAS

LOW NOES

f.
c m a r ltc i
$2.8 I

BROOKS
ECHOLS
$ 2 .9 5

|

GLYNN

:

$427

NC). 271

PLATE NO. 272

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN IDAHO, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t for th e s la t e , 9.9.
The per ce nt of land area in farm s, when less than 20, is Inserted under the county name.




AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
▲ ▼ e ra s e

fo r

th e

s ta te ,

9 4 1 .6 a .

W hen the value Is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county name.

□

LESS THAN $ 1 0 P E * ACRE

S IO TO * 2 5 PCR ACRE
$ 2 5 TO $ 5 0 PCR ACRE
$ 5 0 TO $ 7 5 PCR ACRE
$ 7 5 TO $ 10 0 PER ACRE

m

$ I 0 0 TO $ I 2 5 PER ACRE

PL AT E NO. 271

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN ILLINO IS, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

P er c e n t fo r th e s ta te , 90.7.

Average for th e s ta te , 995.02.

m

i______ i

LESS THAN 2 0 PER f f NT

K 'V /j

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

* 1 0 TO f 2C> PER ACRE

4 0 TO CO PER CENT

* 2 5 TO * 6 0 PER ACRE

m
IW




fl

6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

* 0 0 TO $ 7 5 PER ACRE

8 0 TO 0 0 PER CENT

* 7 6 TO * I 0 0 p e n ACRE

9 0 TO 9 6 PER CENT

* 1 0 0 TO * 1 2 5 PEH A.R E

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT




P L A T E NO. 274

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN INDIANA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

A verage to r tlio s ta te ,

Per c c n t fo r t lie s ta te , 92.3.

Il a g r a n g e I s t e u b c n
[E L K H A R T *

LAPO R TE

LA K E

N O B L E jQ D E K A L B
STARKE

ALLEN
* /jA 8 P E R r

P U LASKI C FU LTO N

CAS8
'w e l l s !

[C A R R O L L j
HOW ARD

,WARRENi
IC L IN T O N ljV n P T O ff

ItJO O N E j

H A M IL T O I

[M A R IO N !
V / / / /
PUTN

RUSH^

[S H E L B '

M OROAN
V IG O

FR A N K L IN

m ,\

lE C A T U I

Y Y Y OW EN >
IB R O W N W
8 U L L IV A N

R IP L E Y
OREENE
O H IO
JAC KSO N i y

W,

IefV

A S W IT Z E R 5

r'sO

^ V ^

K N O X iD A V IE !

□

ORANGE

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT
P IK E /

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

D U B O IS - 'p R A W F O R C f V

$ I 0 TO $ 2 5 PER ACRE
$ 2 5 TO $ 5 0 PER ACRE

W A R R IC K

8 0 TO 9 0 PER CENT

LESS THAN $ I 0 PER ACRE

GIBSON

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

CLARK

POSEY

PENCEI

PERRY

5 5 0 TO $ 7 5 PER ACRE
$ 7 5 TO $ I 0 0 PER ACRE

9 0 TO 9 5 PER CENT
9 5 TO 1 0 0

PER CENT

$ I 2 5 AND OVER PER ACRE

P L A T E NO. 275

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN IOWA,
BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er ce n t fo r th e s ta te , 95.4.

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
□

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT

m

9 0 TO 0 5 PER CENT

0 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

W''/A

U

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CEHT

S

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CtNT

8 0 TO BO PER CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage for tu e s ta te , 882.58.

P L A T E NO . 276

PER C ENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN KANSAS,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t fo r t h e s t a t e , 82.9.

LEAVENWORTH
W YANDOTTE

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
□

LE U THAN 2 0 PCR CINT

m

9 0 TO 9 6 PER CENT

1 ^ 1

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT

6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT
2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT
8 0 TO 9 0 PER CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $35.45.
W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, i t is inserted under th e county name.
D ON IPH AN
'•o e c a t u r , i

•b r q w n ;

»REPUBLIC

n orton:

ATC H ISO N]
NJACKSOf

C LO U D ,
•THOMAS

, SH ER lOAN^Jv GRAHAM <1

;o s b o r n e

's '/'/'/',
>
' / - vxv. v.'/>v. '/.'a '/j

M IT C H E LL-

•//V*V/Vay . v V '///I

‘ C LA Y.

.LEAVENWORTH
W YANDOTTE

'O T T A W A '

///✓✓VWABAUNSEE!
Je l l s w o r t h J

ID O U G L A S y JOHNSONf

MORRIS

RUSH
lyo n

:

■ ' ' / / / / , / , X ' ' / // / / / /
ININE y V

V

< '' h o d q e m a n -

Ha m i l t o n ;^,
EOWAROS

STAFFO RD

fO O D S O N ^ f A LLE N j / 3 0 U rb O N

'G R A Y '
STANTON

GRANT

S 6 .9 0

$ 7 .7 7




STEVENS

B U TLE R
SEDGWICK,

/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /

W ILSON / J ' N E O S H O J CRAWFORD

^SEWARD}-,

S9.47

CLARK-

'A t o m 'a 'n c '„ H S b* RB/ r,

• 2 6 TO SSO PCR ACRE
□

m

LEM THAN S 10 PER ACRE

• 1 0 0 TO S I 2 6 PER ACRE

• 6 0 t o * 7 6 PER ACRE
• IO TO 8 2 6 PCR ACRE

S I 25
■ 7 6 TO

S I0 0

PER ACRE

AND OVER PER ACRE

P L A T E N O . 277

PER C EN T OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AN D AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN K E N T U C K Y ,
BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er ce n t fo r th e s ta te ,

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s ta te , 921.83.
W hen th e value Is less than $10 per acre, It is Inserted under the co un ty name.

P LA TE NO. 278

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE,
IN LOUISIANA, BY PARISHES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t for th e s ta te , 35.9.
The per cent of land area in farm s, when less than 20, is inserted und e r the parish name.

LESS THAN 20 PEN CENT
20 TO 4 0 WR CENT
4 0 TO BO PER CENT
60 TO 8 0 PER CERT
80 TO 9 0 PER CtHT
00 TO 06 PER CERT
05 TO I OO PER CERT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
Average fo r th e s ta te , $17.99.
W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the parish name.

LESS THAN $ 10 PER ACRE
S IO TO * 2 5 PER ACRE
* 2 5 TO $ 5 0 PER ACRE
# 5 0 TO S75 PER ACRE
* 7 5 TO 9 1 0 0 PER ACRE
S 10 0 TO S I 25 PER ACRE
* I 25 ANO OVER PER ACRE

P L A T E NO . 279

PER C E N T OF LA ND AREA IN FARMS, AN D AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN M AIN E, BY C O U N T IES : 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

P er c e n t Tor tlie s t a t e , 32.9.

A verage fo r tlie s t a t e , 913.73.

The per ce nt of land area in fa rm s, when less than 20, is inserted und e r th e county name.

W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county name.




LESS T H A N

■ H

$10

PFR ACHE.

$10

TO

$25

PI H ACRE.

$25

TO

$50

PER ACH! .

$50

TO

$75

PER ACRE.

$75

TO

$100

PER ACRE.

$100

TO

$125

$125

AND OVEH PER ACRE.

P tR ACRE.

P L A T E NO. 280

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN MARYLAND,
BY CO UNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t fo r th e s t a t e , 79.5.
The per cent o f land area In farm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name.

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage to r th e s t a t e , $32.32.
W hen the value is less then $10, it is inserted u n d e r the co un ty name.

P L A T E N O . 281

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM U N O PER ACRE, IN MASSACHUSETTS,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er c e n t fo r th e s ta te , 55.9..
The per ce nt of land area in fa rm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name.

□

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CERT

tyfy/X

2 0 TO 4 -0 PER CENT
4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT
8 0 TO 9 0 PER CENT
9 0 TO 9 5 PER CENT
9 6 TO I OO PER CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE




A ve ra ge fo r tlie s t a t e , 936.69.

□

LESS THAN
''/'A

* Io

S

I 0 PER ACRE

TO * 2 5 PER ACRE

S 2 5 TO $ 5 0 PER ACRE
$ 5 0 TO $ 7 5 PER ACRE
$ 7 5 TO $ I O O PER ACRE
$ I 0 0 TO $ I 2 5 PER ACRE
9

H

S I 2 5 AND OVER PER ACRE

P L A T E NO. 282

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN MICHIGAN, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per ce n t for th e s ta te , 51.5.
The per cent o f land area in farm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name.
KEW EENAW .




AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
Average for th e s ta te , 932.48.
W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county name.

P L A T E N O . 283

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN MINNESOTA, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

Per c e n t fo r th e s t a t e , 53.5.

A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $36.82.

The per ce n t o f land area in fa rm s, when less than 20, is inserted und e r th e county name.

;ICITT60N

W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted und e r the county name.

ROSEAU'

■KITTSON

MAR8HALI

M ARSHALL.
KOOCHICHING
3 .6 %

;P ENNINGTONj

BELTRAMI
S O .8 I

PENNINGTON'

REO LAKE

KOOCHICHING,

COOK
$ 0 .0 3

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8.2%

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LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT

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LESS THAN $ 1 0 PER ACRE

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

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4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT

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'STEVENS^

9 2 6 TO S 5 0 PER ACRE

6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

•ANOKA

SWIFT.

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3 7 6 TO 9 1 0 0 PER ACRE

8 0 TO 0 0 PER CENT

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[m e e k e r ]
9 0 TO 0 5 PER CEN1

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8 1 0 0 TO S I 2 5 PER ACRE

;QUl PARLE

9 I 2 6 AND OVER PER ACRE

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENI
YELLOW MEOICINE

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^ILLMORE-ViHOUiTOI

P L A T E NO. 284

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN M ISSISSIPPI, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

Per cent for tlie s t a t e , 62.5.

A verage for tlie s ta te , $i:$.t>!>.

The per ce nt of land area in fa rm s, when less than 20, is Inserted under the county name.

W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county name.

iALCORN,

ta lla h a tc h w

'
CALHOUN;

I BOLIVAR

GRENADA^.
CLAV'

i#0 63 i

\
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K V V V V y V M o NT
CAR ROLLTrtk

! MONT L .
CARROLL U S f - * * " ,
.9 8 .8 3

,CHOCTAW*

WIN 11TOI

NOXUBEE

WINSTON
S 7 .9 0

clarke!

CLAIBORNE

6IMPSON'

—
. 88.61

Jefferson'

JEFFERSON
S 8 .8 4

JONES'
jLlNCOt

WILKIN80N




JONES
$ 9 .6 3
LINCOLN

»n .'in

j

• .rev

I
I

AMITE,

MARION
$ 9 .6 5

LESS THAN S I O PER ACHE

JACKSON
I 9.0%

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

HANCOCK
I I 1.4%

I
1

$ 2 5 TO $ 5 0 PER ACRE
$ 5 0 TO S 7 5 PER ACRE

8 0 TO 9 0 PER CENT
9 0 TO 9 5 PER CENT

S I 0 0 TO $ 1 2 5 PER ACRE

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT

$ I 2 5 AND OVER PER ACRE

// /. /, '/ I J '/ •
.HANCOCK l v

V/ // // / i

/

'/ / /

WAYNE
S 7 .0 0

PLATE NO. 285

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN MISSOURI, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er c e n t fo r t h e s t a t e , 78.6.
The per ce n t o f land area In fa rm s, w hen less than 20, is inserted u nd e r th e co un ty name.




AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $41.80.
W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted und e r th e c o u n ty name.

□

LESS THAN S I O PER ACRE
SJO TO S 2 5 PER ACRE
S 2 6 TO $ 5 0 PER ACRE
$ 5 0 TO S 7 5 PER ACRE
S7 6 TO # 10 0 PER ACRE
s i 0 0 TO S I 2 5 PER ACRE

S I 2 6 AND OVER PER ACRE

P L A T E N O . 286

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN MONTANA,
BY COUNTIES; 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per cen t fo r th e s ta te , 14.5.
The per cent o f land area in farm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name.

4 0 TO 6 0 PEN CENT
□

L I U THAN 2 0 R « CENT
6 0 TO 8 0 PC* CENT
2 0 TO 4 0 PEN CENT
8 0 TO BO PER CENT

BO TO 6 0 PEN CENT
B 6 TO 1 0 0 PEN CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , 916.74.
W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, It Is Inserted u n d e r th e county name.

P L A T E NO. 287

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND
BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER ACRE, IN NEBRASKA,

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er c c n t fo r th e s t a t e , 78.6.

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
□

LESS TH AN 2 0 PER CENT

a

s

9 0 TO 9 6 PER CENT

0 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT
2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT
8 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s ta te , $11.80.
W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, it is Inserted under the county name.

□

* 2 6 TO # 6 0 PER ACRE
5

LESS THAN S I 0 PER ACRE

2

S 10 0 TO $ I 2 6 PER ACRE

$ 5 0 TO S 7 6 PER ACRE

■

S I 0 TO S 2 6 PER ACRE
* 7 5 TO S 1 O O PER ACRE

S I2 6

AND OVER PER ACRE

P L A T E N O . 288

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AN D AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN NEVADA,
BY C OUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er c e n t t o r tlie s t a t e , 3 .9.
Tho per ce nt of land area in fa rm s, when less than 20, is inserted und e r the county name.




AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
Average fo r th e s ta te , 912.99.
W hen th e value Is less than $10 per acre, it Is Inserted u n d e r th e county name.

UNCOLM

• 2 6 TO * 5 0 PER ACRE

P L A T E N O . 289

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN NEW HAMPSHIRE,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

P er c e n t fo r ttie s t a t e , 56.2.

A verage fo r th e s ta te , £1.1.70.

LESS T H A N 2 0 PER CENT
2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT
4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

0 0 TO 9 6 PER CENT
$ 1 2 6 AN D OVER PER ACR

9 6 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT

'BELKN AP^

r 8 U L L lV A N j

STRAFFORD.

[C H E S H IR I




PLATE NO. 290

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN NEW JERSEY, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

P er c e n t lo r th e s t a t e , 53.5.

Average for th e s t a t e , $18.23.

The per cent o f land area in fa rm s, when less than 20, Is Inserted und e r the county name.




□

L E U THAN S I 0 PER ACRE
MIDDLESEX
• 1 0 TO * 2 5 PER ACRE
8 2 6 TO * 5 0 PER ACRE
MONMOUTH
* 5 0 TO * 7 6 PER ACRe

S I 0 0 TO 8 I 2 5 PER ACRE
S I 2 5 AND OVER PER ACRE
'O C E A N

CAM OEN
GLO U C E STER

S A LE M

ATLA N TIC

CUM B ER LA ND

P L A T E N O . 291

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN NEW MEXICO, BY COUNTIES: 1910
AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $8.77.

P er c e n t fo r tlie s t a t e , 14.4.
T he per cent of land area in fa rm s, when less than 20, is inse rte d u n d e rth e co un ty name.

W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted u n d e r the county name.

•A N JUAN
2 .9 %

W c K IN L E Y

1.0%

SANDOVAL
1 4 .1 %

VALENCIA
fi R«7.

\ BERNALILLO
\
1 4 .5 %
\
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TORRANCE

17.1%

■OCORRO
6 .5 %
LIN C O L N

5.2 %
CHAVES
I 7.4%

U-— I

O TER O

ORANT
3 .7 %

EDDY

3.5 %

8 .0 %

dona ana

LU N A

5.1%

3 .5 %

• 2 5 TO 9 5 0 PCR ACRE

4 0 TO 0 0 PER CENT
□

0 0 TO 0 6 PER CENT

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT
■




8 0 TO 0 0 PER CENT

• I 0 0 TO • I 2 6 PER ACRE

IX M THAN • I 0 PER ACRE
• 6 0 TO > 7 6 PER ACRE

0 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT
■ ''■ '''• I 2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

□

■

Q6 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT

• 1 0 TO S 2 6 PER ACRE

• I 2 6 AND OVER PER ACRE
• 7 6 TO • 10 0 PER ACRE

P L A T E NO . 292

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN NEW YORK,
BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t for th e s t a t e , 72.2.
T he per cent o f land area In farm s, when less than 20, Is inserted under the county name.

'A V E R A G E VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage for th e s t a t e , $32.13.

PLATE NO. 29*

PER C EN T OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN NORTH CAROLINA, BY C O U NTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er c e n t fo r t h e s t a t e , 71.9.
The per c e n t o f land area In fa rm s , w hen less than 20, Is Inserted u n d e r th e county name.

RTFORD<
[VAQKI
X X X X xxl
'CALDWELL

<XXXxxX

rCHELl

'CU ILF0K01

100 L COM Utj
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[CAT AWUAJ

INCOMBCl
MAVWOOC

INCOIN1

-RUTHERFORD.

lOARRUS

'JACKSON.

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A<G0MERY>

iGASTONi
i MECKI

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IARNET

MOORE

CWAVE I

1

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>JONES

i RICHMOND;
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LA N D j

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IOUESO’

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT

BLADE I

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT

//////// .
/y/C Q LU MUU9

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $15.29.
W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, i t is inserted u n d e r th e county name.

WATAUGA
, miT c n r l l

'V

AL o w e ll

CATAWOA

'MeDOWELL
RUTMEBrORO
CRAn a i
SG.3G
(CHEROKEE
' SG.GC / CL Ay
SB.43

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'W

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Randolph
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MO
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C O M ff*v\

MACON
SO.20

^CUMICRIMIO
DUBLIN
ONSlOwr
* 2 5 TO * 5 0 PER ACRE

□

LESS THAN B I O PER ACRE
| S 6 0 TO S 7 6 PER ACRE
* 10 t o * 2 6 p e r A c m

I S 7 S TO • I 0 0 PER ACRE

• I 0 0 TO • I 2 S PER ACRE

• I as

AND OVER PER ACRE

P L A T E NO . 294

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN
NORTH DAKOTA, BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per ce n t for th e s t a t e , 63.3.
The per ce nt of land area in farm s, when less than 20, is inserted u nd e r th e county name.

40
□

to

e o K i t CENT

LE M THAN 2 0 K K CENT

OO TO 0 6 PEN CENT
0 0 TO 8 0 PEN CENT

2 0 TO 4 0 PCd CENT
8 0 TO 0 0 PEN CENT

OS TO 100 PER CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
Average fo r th e s t a t e , $25.69.




P L A T E NO . 295

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN OHIO, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

P er c e n t fo r th e s t a t e , 92.5.

A verage fo r th e s t a t e , 953.34.

LAKE
I LUCAS'
GEAUGA

’O T T AW A!

’
S andusky1
LORAI
PORI AGE
HURON

SENECA

PAULDING*

MAHONINO
HANCOCK'

’WYANDOTCjC»»AW^

[ASHLAND!

STARK

[r i c h l a n d :

, CARROLL

HOLMES
MORROW

MERC Cl

TUSCARAWAS*
KNOX

LOGAN'
UNION

COSHOCTON
OCLAWARE

LICKING

'G u e r n s e y

;o e lm o n t

CLARK,
NOOLE
'TAIRFIELO
[PICKAWAY.
FAYETTE i

BUTLER;

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT
/.M E IG S
2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

^JACKSON

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
0 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT
8 0 TO 9 0 PER CENT
LAWRENCE
9 0 TO 9 5 PER CENT
H

0 5 TO 1 0 0 PERCENT

S I 2 5 AND OVER PER ACRE

P L A T E NO. 296

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN




FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN OKLAHOMA,
BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t for th e s t a t e , 65.

The per ce nt o f land area In farm s, when less than 20, is inserted und e r the county name.

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $22.49.
W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under th e county name.

P L A T E N O . 297

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN OREGON,
BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t fo r tlie s t a t e , 19.1.
T h e per cent of land area in farm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name,

| 4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
□

| 8 0 TO 86 PER CENT

LCU THAN 2 0 PC* CENT
| 8 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

p

a

86 TO I 0 0 PER CENT

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT
8 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage for tlie s t a t e , $.To.2:j.
W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, it is Inserted under th e county name.

j $ 2 6 TO $ 6 0 PER ACRE
□

LEM THAN S I O PER ACRE

m

$ I 0 TO 8 2 6 PER ACNE

| $ I 0 0 TO $ I 2 6 PER ACRE
I $ 6 0 TO $ 7 6 PER ACRE
$ 1 2 6 AND OVER PER ACRE
I 8 7 6 TO 8 1 0 0 PER ACRE

P L A T E NO . 298

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN PENNSYLVANIA,
BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er ce n t fo r th e s ta te , 64.8.
per ce n t o f land area In farm s, when less than 20, Is Inserted u n d e r the co un ty name.

□

40

60

PER CENT

60 TO 80

PER CENT

TO

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT

m

2 0 TO 4 0 PEH CENT

8 0 TO 0 5 PER CENT
9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER C EN T

80

TO

SO PER

CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , 933.92.
W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, I t Is Inserted u nd e r th e c o un ty nam e.

P H IL A D E L P H IA

□
'/'A

LESS THAN

*10

• 2 5 TO * 5 0 PER ACRE
PER ACRE

• I OO TO

S I 2 6 PER ACNE

• 6 0 TO * 7 6 PER ACRE

• 10 TO # 2 6 PER ACRE

H
• 7 6 TO • I 0 0 PER ACRE

* I 2 5 AN D OVER PER ACRE

P L A T E N O . 299

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE IN PORTO RICO, BY MUNICIPALITIES: 1910




A verage for th e te rr ito ry , $35.47.
W hen th e value is less than $10, it is inserted under the name of the m u nicipa lity.

P L A T E NO. 3 0 0

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN RHODE ISLAND, BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

P er c e n t fo r th e s t a t e , 64.9.

Average fo r th e s t a t e , 933.86.

L E M T H A N 2 0 PE R C l N T

□

2 0 T O 4 0 PE R C E N T
[

^

4 0 T O 0 0 PE R C E N T
0 0 T O 0 0 PE R C E N T

ea

P R O V ID E N C E

$ 7 6 TO $ 1 0 0 PER A C R E

0 0 TO 8 0 PER C E N T
$ 1 0 0 TO $ 1 2 6 PE R AC R E

0 0 T O 0 6 PE R C E N T

H

B

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER C E N T

W A S H IN G T O N

P L A T E NO . 301

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN SOUTH CAROLINA, BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er c e n t fo r tlie s t a t e , 69.2.

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $19.89.
W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, it is Inserted und e r th e county name.

□

I E M THAN 2 0 PC* C l NT
SO TO 4 0 H « CENT
4 0 TO 6 0 F l« e*MT
6 0 TO SO H I CCNT
BO TO 8 0

nK

C«MT

SO TO 0 6 * * « OtNT
• 6 TO I 0 0 P I " C««T

P LA T E NO. 302

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN
SOUTH DAKOTA, BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er ce n t for th e s t a t e , .W.9.
The per ce nt o f land area in farm s, when less tiia n 20, is Inserted u nd e r tn e county name.

I 4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
I 6 0 TO 8 0 PER CCNT
8 0 TO 0 0 PER CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $34.69.
W hen the value Is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county name.

HAROING

!

SCHNASSE|
* 9 .2 5

COOCNQTON

. 'ARMSTRONG
'/M E A O E
HUQHE8

BROOKINGS

STANLEY

/ / / / '/ //.O
MOODY*

PENNINGTON

.CUSTER
WASHADAUQ h

/ . WASHINaTON

r /7 /7 7 7 /
DOUGLAS

'A L L r iv e r

YANKTON
C LAY• 2 5 TO S 5 0 PER ACRE
• I 0 0 TO S I 2 6 PER ACRE
• 5 0 TO S 7 6 PER ACRE
# I 2 6 ANO OVER PER ACRE
• 7 5 TO • I 0 0 PER ACRE

PLATE NO. 303

PER C EN T OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN TENN ESSEE, BY C O U N TIE S : 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er c c n t fo r t h e s l a t e , 75.1.

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
□

9 0 TO 9 6 PER CENT

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT
I 6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

V'Z'A

B |H

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT

8 0 TO 0 0 PER CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $18.53.
W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted und e r the county name.
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; * 5 .3 2 •

* 2 6 TO * 5 0 PER ACRE
□

• I OO TO • I 2 6 PER ACRE

LESS THAN * I 0 PER ACRE

• 5 0 TO * 7 5 PER ACRE
| H

( % ''> ] $ I 0 TO * 2 5 PER ACRE

• 7 6 TO • I OO PER ACRE

S I 2 5 AN D OVER PER ACRE

\

P L A T E NO. 304




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS IN TEXAS, BY C O U N TIES : 1910
P er ce n t for th e s ta te , 67.
The per cent of land area in farm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the co un ty name.




P L A T E NO . 305

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE IN TEXAS, BY COUNTIES: 1910
A verage fo r th e s ta te , $14.53.
W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county name.

LESS THAW * 1 0 PER ACRE
$ 1 0 TO $ 2 5 PER ACRE
S 2 5 TO * 5 0 PER ACRE
$ 5 0 TO * 7 5 PER ACRE
$ 7 5 TO $ 1 0 0 PER ACRE
m

$ I 0 0 TO S I 2 5 PER ACRE

P L A T E N O . 306

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN UTAH, BY COUNTIES: 1910
AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er c e n t fo r th e s ta te , 6.5.

Average for th e s t a t e , 929.28.

The per cent of land area in farm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name.

W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, it is Inserted under the county name.




f

| LEU TMAH I I O K H ACftC

• I 00 TO • I 2ft PSA ACM
• I 26 AMO OVtM PU ACHE

P L A T E NO . 307

PER C EN T OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN VERM ONT, BY C O U N T IE S : 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
P er ce n t for th e s t a t e , 79.9.

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $12.52.
W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted u nd e r the county name.

□

L ie s THAN 20 P«* C lN t

H jH

20
40
80
80
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100

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026 TO 060 PC* AC ftf
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076 t o • 100 Pt*» A c n t
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P L A T E NO. 308

FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN VIRGINIA,
BY COUNTIES: 1910

PER CENT OF LAND AREA




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per ce n t fo r the s t a t e , 75.7.

□

m

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT
2 0 TO 4 0 PCR CENT
4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT

| 6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

m

8 0 TO 0 0 PEN CENT
0 0 TO OS PEN CENT
0 5 TO 100 PER CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage /o r th e s t a t e , $20.24.
W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inse rte d under the co un ty na-ne.

P L A T E N O . 309

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN WASHINGTON,
BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t for th e s t a t e , 27.4.
The per ce nt of land area in farm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name.

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , $44.18.

P L A T E NO . 310

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN WEST VIRGINIA, BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

P er c e n t to r th e s ta te , 65.2.

A verage for th e s ta te , $20.«>.'i.
W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre. It is inserted under the county name.

□

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT

□

LESS THAN S I 0 PER ACRE
• I O TO S 2 5 PER ACRE
S 2 5 TO S 6 0 PER ACRE
• 6 0 TO # 7 6 PER ACRE
* 7 5 TO S IO O PER ACRE

E

9

S I 0 0 TO S I 2 6 PER ACRE
S I 2 6 AND OVER PER ACRE

P L A T E NO . 311

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN W ISCONSIN, BY COUNTIES: 1910
PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t fo r th e .state, 59.6.
T h e per ce n t o f area in fa rm s, w hen less than 20, is inserted u n d e r th e co u n ty name.

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT
4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT
6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT
8 0 TO 9 0 PER CENT
9 0 TO 9 0 PI R CENT
■

H

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT




AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE
A verage fo r th e s t a t e , 9i.‘l.30.
W hen th e value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county name.

P L A T E N O . 312

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN WYOMING,
BY COUNTIES: 1910




PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS
Per c e n t fo r tlio s t a t e , 13.7.
T h e p e rc e n to t land area in fa rm s, when less than 20, is Inserted u nd e r th e county name.

□

I M T K H W n n i

-

B % | 4 0 TO e o m i CENT
_ _

Q M

9 0 TO 9 5 PER CENT

jjgggjj SO TO 8 0 PEA CENT
» o to 4 0

BS t o 1 0 0 » u c o i r

c m
E * % l BO TO BO > n O U T

™
AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER
ACRE

Average Xor tlie state, 910.41.
W hen the value is less than $10 per acre, It is Inserted u nd e r th e county nam e.

□

V '/.'A

• « » TO B 5 0 f t « ACRE
LEM THAN B > 0 PE* ACRE

Q U
B g & a * 5 0 TO # 7 5 PCR ACRE

> » 0 TO # 2 5 PCR ACRE
# 7 6 TO 6 1 0 0 PER ACRE

• IOO TO B I 2S PE* ACME
‘
S I 2 5 ANO over per a c re

P L A T E N O . 313

1. PROPORTION OF FARM S O W N ED TO ALL FARMS, RY STATES: 1910

I

i Less than 50 per cent.

V77Z\ 50 to 75 per cent.
M
75 to 90 per cent.
90 per cen t and over.
The heavy lines ( ^ ) show geographic divisions.

2, PROPORTION OF FARM S OWNED TO ALL FARMS, BY STATES: 1900

j— J Less than 50 per cent.
fy//A 50 to 75 per cent.
telSI 75 to 90 per cent.
90 per cent and over.
'I he heavy lines (™ -) show geographic divisions.




P L A T E NO . 314

NUM BER OF FARMS, C LASS IFIE D BY CHARACTER OF TENU RE OF OPERATOR: 19 1 0

o

WASH.

o
«
a.

CAL.




OREG.

OW NERS

V////A

M ANAGERS

TENANTS

P L A T E NO. 315

ACREAGE OF A L L LAND IN FARM S, C LASS IFIE D BY CHARACTER OF TENU RE OF OPERATOR: 1910




80

OW NER8

V

///A

M ANAGERS

100




P L A T E N O . 316




P L A T E N O . 317




P L A T E NO . 318




P L A T E N O . 319

P L A T E NO. 320




PER C ENT OF NUM BER OF FARMS OPERATED BY TE N A N TS , BY STATE S: 19 1 0

2. PER C ENT OF A LL LAND IN FARMS OPERATED BY TE N A N TS , BY STATE S: 1910




P L A T E NO . 321

PER C EN T OF FARMS OPERATED BY TE N A N TS , BY C O U NTIES; 1910
Per cent for tlie United, states, 37.0.

PLATE NO. 322

1. PER CENT OF IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS OPERATED BY TE N A N TS , BY STATE S: 19 1 0

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Less than 10 per cent.
10 to 20 per cent.
20 to 30 per cent.
30 to 40 per cent.
40 to 50 [H-r cent.
60 to 60 per cent.
60 per cent and over.

The heavy lines (— ) show geographic divisions.




2 . NUMBER OF FARMS OPERATED BY THEIR OWNERS FREE FROM MORTGAGE AND MORTGAGED: 1 9 10

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P L A T E N O . 323

P L A T E NO . 324

1. N U M B E R OF F A R M S , C L A S S I F I E D B Y C O L O R A N D N A T I V I T Y OF
O P E R A T O R ! 1 91 0

2. A V E R A G E V A L U E O F F A R M P R O P E R T Y P E R A C R E F O R W H I T E A N D
COLORED FA R M ER S) 1910
DOLLARS

I WHITE

COLORED

3. A V E R A G E V A L U E OF F A R M P R O P E R T Y P E R A C R E F OR W H IT E A N D
C O L O R E D F A R M E R S : 1900

£ 2 2 3 N .T iv l WHITt

E Q

IO * « WNiTI

■ ■

U W

«NS OTNU H C H V M n

4. A V E R A G E V A L U E OF F A R M P R O P E R T Y P E R F A R M FOR W H IT E A N D
C O L O RE D F A R M E R S ! 1910




5. A V E R A G E V A L U E OF F A R M P R O P E R T Y P E R F A R M F O R W H I T E A N D
COLORED FARM ERS) 1900
TH OU SAN D S OF DOLLARS




P L A T E N O . 325

IF ACRES IN FARMS OF W H IT E AND COLORED FARMERS: 1910 AND 1900
M ILLIONS OP A C R £3
1010
1 00 0
1010
1000
101 0
100 0
1010
100 0
1 910
1000
1010
100 0
101 0
1000
1910

1000
1010
100 0
101 0
1000
1010
100 0
1010
100 0
1010
1000
101 0
100 0
1010
100 0
101 0
1000
1010
1000
1010
1 000
1 010
100 0
1010
1 000
1 010
100 0
1010
1 00 0
101 0
1 90 0
1010
1 000
1010
100 0
1010
100 0
1 010
1000
101 0
1000
1 010
100 0
101 0
1000
101 0
1000
1010
1000
1010

CO LOR ED FARM ERS
W H IT E F A R M E R S

I 900

1 910
1900
1910
1900
1910
1900
1910

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I9 IC
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P L A T E N O . 326

1. PER CENT OF NUM BER OF FARMS OF W H IT E FARMERS OPERATED BY W H IT E OW NERS,
BY S T A TE S : 1910
SOUTHERN S T A T E S ONLY

2. PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS OF COLORED FARMERS OPERATED BY COLORED O W NERS,
BY STATES: 1910




SOUTHERN ST A T ES ONLY

P L A T E NO . 327

1. PER C ENT OF NUM BER OF FARM S OF W H ITE FARMERS OPERATED BY W H ITE TENANTS,
BY S T A TE S : 1910
SOUTHERN S T A T E S ONLY

2. PER C ENT OF NUM BER OF FARMS OF COLORED FARMERS OPERATED BY COLORED TENANTS,
BY S T A TE S : 1910




SOUTHERN ST A T E S ONLY

P L A T E NO. 328

1, PER C ENT OF NUM BER OF A LL FARMS OPERATED BY COLORED FARMERS, BY S T A T E S : 1910
SOUTHERN S T A T E S ONLY

2. PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS OF W H IT E FARMERS OPERATED BY W H IT E MANAGERS,
BY S T A TE S : 1910




SOUTHERN S T A T E S ONLY




P L A T E N O . 329




P L A T E N O . 330

P L A T E NO. 331

1. PER CENT OF ALL LAND IN FARMS OF W HITE FARMERS OPERATED BY W HITE OWNERS,
BY STATES: 1910
S O U T H E R N S T A T E S ON LY

2. PER C EN T OF A LL LAND IN FARMS OF COLORED FARMERS OPERATED BY COLORED OWNERS,
BY STATES: 1910
S O U T H E R N S T A T E S ON L Y

C D

Less than 10 per cent.'v.
to 20 per cent.
E S 20 to 30 per cent.
30 to 40 per cent.
^ ^ 3 40 to 50 per cent.
50 to 60 per cent.
® 60 to 70 per cent.
70 per cent and over.
The heavy lines (—■) show geographic divisions




P L A T E NO. 332

1. PER CENT OF ALL LAND IN FARMS OF WHITE FARMERS OPERATED BY W HITE MANAGERS,
BY STATES: 1910
SOUTHERN S T A T E S ONLY

2. PER CENT OF ALL LAND IN FARMS OF COLORED FARMERS OPERATED BY COLORED MANAGERS,
BY S TATE S: 1910




SOUTH ERN S T A T E S ONLY

P L A T E NO

1. PER CENT OF ALL LAND

FARMS OF W H ITE FARMERS OPERATED BY W H ITE TENANTS,
BY STATES: 1910
S O U T H E R N S T A T E S ON LY

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Less than 10 per cent. V
10 to 20 per cent.
20 to 30 per cent.
30 to 40 per cent.
40 to 50 per cent.
50 to 60 per cent.
I l i i l 60 to 70 per cent.
Hi 70 per cent and over.
The heavy lines ( ^ ) show geographic divisions.

2. PER C EN T OF ALL LAND




FARMS OF COLORED FARMERS OPERATED BY COLORED TENANTS,
RY STATE S: 1910
SOUTHERN S T A T E S ONLY

P LA TE NO . 334

1. PER C ENT OF ALL LAND IN FARMS OPERATED BY COLORED FARMERS, BY STATES: 1910
S O U T H E R N S T A T E S ON LY

1 = 1 Loss than 10 per cent,
E 3 3 10 tn 20 per cent.
MS/A 20 to 30 per cent.
130 to 40 per cent.
____ I 40 to 50 per cent.
60 to 60 per cent.
I— Ml 60 per cent and over.
The heavy lines (— ) show geographic divisions

2. PER CENT OF IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS OPERATED BY COLORED FARMERS, BY STATES: 1910
S O U T H E R N S T A T E S ON L Y

£31







P L A T E NO .

SELECTED PLANTATIO N AREA, BOUNDARIES OF COTTON BELT, AN D C O U N TIES HAVIN G 5 0 PER CENT OR MORE OF
NEGRO POPULATION: 1910




P L A T E N O . 336




P L A T E NO. 337

P L A T E NO. 338




CATTLE ON FARMS: 1910 AND 1900




P L A T E NO .

1. CATTLE ON F A R M S -N U M B E R , BY STATES: APRIL 15, 1910

2 . D AIR Y COWS ON FARMS— NUMBER, BY STATES: APRIL 15, 1910




P L A T E NO . 340

P L A T E NO.

1. SHEEP ON FARMS: 1910 AND 1 900

W Y O M IN G
M ONTANA
O H IO
NEW

M E X IC O

ID A H O
OREGON

2. HORSES, MULES, AND ASSES AND BURROS:
1 91 0 AND 1 9 0 0

C A L IF O R N IA
M IC H IG A N
UTAH
M IS S O U R I

TEXAS

TEXAS

IL L IN O IS

C O LO R AD O

IO W A

KENTUCKY

M IS S O U R I

IN D IA N A

KANSAS

A R IZ O N A

NEBRASKA

NEVADA

O K LAH O M A

IO W A

O H IO

IL L IN O IS
NEW

IN D IA N A

YORK

M IN N E S O T A

W IS C O N S IN

SO UTH

W EST

KENTUCKY

V IR G IN IA

P E N N S Y L V A N IA

DAKOTA

NORTH

DAKOTA

V IR G IN IA

TENNESSEE

TENNESSEE

W IS C O N S IN

M IN N E S O T A
SO UTH

M IC H IG A N

DAKOTA

NEW

YORK

W A S H IN G T O N

P E N N S Y L V A N IA

NEBRASKA

C A L IF O R N IA

NORTH

DAKO TA

ARKANSAS

KANSAS

M I S S IS S IP P I

M ARYLAND
NORTH

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W A S H IN G T O N

1910
1900

OREGON
SO UTH
NEW

ID A H O

C A R O L IN A
W EST

M ASSACHUSETTS
NEW

C A R O L IN A

M E X IC O

JER SE Y

V IR G IN IA

M ARYLAND
W Y O M IN G

C O N N E C T IC U T
UTAH
DELAW ARE
A R IZ O N A
RHODE

IS L A N D




M A IN E
NEW

JE R S E Y

VERMONT
NEVADA
F L O R ID A
M ASSACHUSETTS
C O N N E C T IC U T
NEW

H A M P S H IR E

DELAW ARE
RHODE

IS L A N D

PLATE NO. 342

1. HORSES, MULES, AND ASSES AND BURROS ON FARMS— NUMBER, BY STATES: APRIL 15, 1910

2 . SHEEP ON F A R M S -N U M B E R , BY STATES: APRIL 15, 1 9 1 0

v £ p y

f

m

n
-----------

200,000 sheep.
^ — a ./—
150,000 to 200,000 sheep.
100,000 to 150,000 sheep.
O 50,000 to 100,000 sheep.
O Less than 50,000 sheep.

0
9
3

The heavy lines (mm) show geographic divisions.







P L A T E NO. 343




P L A T E NO. 344




P L A T E NO .

S W IN E ON FARMS: 1910 AND 1900




P L A T E NO . 346

P L A T E N O . 347

1. SW INE ON FARMS— NUMBER, BY STATES: APRIL 15, 1910

f V
„•
/ — 1°
t
V’
/ H.'(• \1
r" \J

# 200,000 swine.
9 150,000 to 200,000 swine.
O 100,000 to 150,000 swine.
© 50,000 to 100,000 swine.
O Less than 50,000 swine.
The heavy lines (— ) show geographic divisions.




2. FO W LS ON FARMS— NUMBER, BY STATES: APRIL 15, 1910

*




P L A T E NO. 348

P L A T E NO . 349

VALUE OF FOWLS RAISED: 1909 AND 1899
M IL L IO N S O F D O LLA R S

NEW

EN G LA N D

M A IN E
N. H.
VT.
MASS.
R. I.

L o R T H ^N TR A L

I A T L A N T ^c l

CONN.
N. Y.
N. J.
PA.
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IND.
ILL.
M IC H .
W IS.

N O R T H C EN T R AL

M IN N .
IO W A
MO.
N. D A K .
S. D A K .
NEBR .

I

KANS.
DEL.

SOUTH

ATLANTIC

M D.
D. C.
VA.
W . VA .
N. C.
S. C.
G A.

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KY
TENN.
ALA.
M ISS.
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LA.
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CO LO .
N. M E X
AR IZ.
UTAH

PACIFIC

I

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W AS H .
OREG.
CAL.




P L A T E N O . 330




VALUE OF EGGS PRODUCED: 1909 AND L899
M IL L IO N S O F D O LLA R S
0

NEW

EN G LAND

M A IN E
N H.
VT.
M ASS.
R. I.

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CENTRAL I A T L A N ^ c l

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N. J.
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ILL.
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WIS.

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KA NS .
DEL.

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UTAH

PACIFIC

I

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W ASH.
OREG.
C A L.

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P L A T E NO .

PRODUCTION OF WOOL: 1909 AND 1899
M IL L IO N S O F PO UN DS
M A IN E
N. H.

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UTAH
NEV
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OREG.

CAL.




1909

1899

*

NO PRODUCTION

P L A T E NO. 352

1. VALUE OF ALL FARM CROPS: 1909 AND 1899

ISO

Of OOLLARS
540

MAINE
N. H.
VT.
MASS.
R. I.
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MILLIONS

2. PROPORTION OF LAND IN FARMS, IM PROVED AND IN CROPS,
W ITH ACREAGE REPORTS, TO TOTAL LAND AREA: 1 9 1 0

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P L A T E N O . 353

PROPORTION W H IC H VALUE OF SPECIFIED CROPS FORMED OF VALUE OF ALL CROPS: 1909

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P L A T E NO. 354

1. AVERAGE VALUE PER ACRE OF CROPS WITH ACREAGE
REPORTS: 1 90 9 AND 1 8 99




2. AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM CROPS PER FARM:
1909 AND 1899
h u n d re d s o f d o lla r s

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1899

3. ALL FARM C R O P S-V A L U E , BY STATES: 1 90 9




P L A T E NO . 355




P L A T E NO . 356

EXPENDITURES OF FARMERS FOR
LABOR IN 1909

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P L A T E N O . 357




P L A T E NO. 358




P L A T E NO . 359

PLATE NO. 360

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1. CHANGES IN ACREAGE OF ALL CEREALS, BY STATES: 1 89 9-1909

2, ALL C E R E A L S -A C R E A G E , BY STATES: 1909

PLATE NO. 362

1, CHANGES IN Y IE L D OF CORN CROP PER ACRE, BY STATES: 1 8 9 9 - 1 9 0 9

I

1Increase.
Decrease leas than I bushels.
Decrease 2 to 4 bushels.
IZ2 Decrease 4 to 8bushels.
H i Decrease 8 bushels and over.
The heavy linee
) show geographic divisions.




2. CORN— ACREAGE, BY STATES: 1909

PLATE NO. 363

1. W H E A T — ACREAGE, BY STATES; 1909

0
9
3

400,000 acres.
300,000 to 400,000 acres.
200,000 to 300,000 acres.
100,000 to 200,000 acres.
O ' Less than 100,000 acres.
The heavy lines ( ^ ) show geographic divisions.




2. 0 A T S -A C R E A G E , BY STATES: 1909

PLATE NO. 364
2. PRODUCTION OF WHEATi 1909 AND 1899

1. PRODUCTION OF CORNi 1909 AND 1899

M IL L IO N S O F BUSHELS
80

MILLIONS OF BUSHELS
ISO
2 *0

NO RTH D A KO TA
K ANSAS
M IN N ES O TA
NEBRASKA
8 0 U T H D AKO TA
W ASHINGTON
ILLINOIS
INDIANA
OHIO
MISSOURI
PENN SYLVAN IA
MICHIGAN
O KLAH O M A
OREGON
IDAHO
M ARY LAN D
KE N TU C K Y
VIRGINIA

J 1809

IOWA
COLORADO
NEW YO RK
TENNESSEE

3 . PRODUCTION OF OATSi 1909 AND 1899

M O N TA N A

MILLION8 OF BUSHELS

CA LIFO R N IA

240
ILLINOI8
IOWA
M INNE80TA
WISCONSIN
NORTH DAKOTA

5

^
4 . PRODUCTION OF CORNi 1 8 4 9 -1 9 0 9

OHIO

H U N D R E D S O F M IL L IO N 8 O F B U S H E L S

NEBRA8KA
INDIANA
MICHIGAN
80U T H DAKOTA
NEW YORK

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PENNSYLVANIA
MI8SOURI
KAN8A8
OKLAHOMA

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WASHINGTON

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IDAHO

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OREGON

P
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COLORADO
TEXAS
GEORGIA
80 U T H CAROLINA
TENNESSEE
MAINE
CALIFORNIA




5. PRODUCTION OF WHEAT* 1 849-1909

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H U N D R E D S O F M IL L IO N S O F B U S H E L 8

6. PRODUCTION OF OATSi 1849-1909
H U N D R E D S O F M IL L IO N S O F

O______________ 5

1909
1899
1889
1879
1869
1869
1849

BUSHEL8




P L A T E N O . 365




PLATE NO. 366




P L A T E NO . 367

PLATE NO. 368
2; PRODUCTION OF RYE: 1909 AND 1899

1, PRODUCTION OF BARLEY) 1909 AND 1899

M IL U O N 8 O F BUSHELS

MILLION8 OF BU8HEL6

O
M ICHIGAN
W ISCONSIN
M IN N ES O TA
PE N N SYLVAN IA
NEW YORK
INDIAN A
NEW JERSEY
OHIO
ILLIN O IS
NORTH D A K O TA
NEBRASKA
IOW A

4. PRODUCTION OF TOBACCOi 1909 AND 1899

3. PRODUCTION OF BUCKWHEAT: 1909 AND 1899




MILLION8 OP POUND8

MILLION8 OF BUSHELS
0

2

4

6

ISO

KENTUCKY
NORTH CAROLINA
VIRGINIA
OHIO
TENNE88EE
WISCONSIN
PENNSYLVANIA
CONNECTICUT
SOUTH CAROLINA
INDIANA
MARYLAND
WEST VIRGINIA
MAS8ACHU8ETT8
MISSOURI
NEW YORK
FLORIDA
GEORGIA
IU L IN O I8

5. HAY AND FORAGE— ACREAGE, BY STATES; 1909

940




P L A T E NO . 369




PLATE NO. 370




P L A T E NO. 371




P L A T E N O . 372




P L A T E NO . 373




AL F A L F A
PRODUCTION IN 1 9 0 9

PLATE NO. 375

1. PRODUCTION OF POTATOES: 1909 AND 1899

2. PRODUCTION OF SWEET POTATOES AND YAMS:
1909 AND 1899

M IL L IO N S O F B U 8 H E L 8

m il l io n s

NEW YO R K
M IC H IG A N

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N O R T H C A R O L IN A

W IS C O N S IN
G E O R G IA
M A IN E
ALABAM A
M IN N E S O T A
V IR G IN IA
P E N N S Y L V A N IA
M IS S IS S IP P I

O H IO

SO UTH CARO UNA

IO W A
IL L IN O IS

L O U I S IA N A

CO LORADO

N EW JER SEY

C A L IF O R N IA

TEXAS

IN D IA N A

TENNESSEE

V IR G IN IA

F L O R ID A

N EB RASKA
ARKANSAS
N EW JE R S E Y
KENTUCKY
M IS S O U R I
M ARYLAND
W A S H IN G T O N
IL L IN O IS

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N O R TH

M IS S O U R I

D A K O TA

K EN TU CK Y

DELAW ARE

OREGON

C A L IF O R N IA

ID A H O

KANSAS

VERM ONT

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W E S T V IR G IN IA

IO W A

M ARYLAND
S O U TH D A K O TA

1909
1809

W E S T V IR G IN IA
IN D IA N A

M O NTAN A
O H IO
M A S SA C H U S ETTS
P E N N S Y L V A N IA
TEN N E SS EE
C O N N E C T IC U T
UTA H
N O R T H C A R O L IN A
N E W H A M P S H IR E
TEX A S
ARKANSAS

4 . PRODUCTION OF COTTON: 1909 AND 1899

OKLAHO M A
L O U IS IA N A

HU N D R ED S O F TH O U S A N D S O F BALES
ALAB AM A
TEXAS
G E O R G IA
S O U TH CAR O UN A
ALABAM A

3. PRODUCTION OF COTTON: 1 84 9-19 09




M IS S IS S IP P I
ARKANSAS
N O R TH CAR O UN A
O K LAH O M A
L O U IS IA N A
TEN N E SS EE
F L O R ID A
M IS S O U R I
V IR G IN IA
KEN TU CKY




P L A T E NO . 376




P L A T E NO . 377




P L A T E N O . 378




P L A T E NO . 379




P L A T E N O . 380




P L A T E N O . 381




PLATE NO. 382




P L A T E NO . 383

PLATE NO. 384




t . COTTON— ACREAGE, BY STATES: 1909

2. FRUITS AND N U T S -V A L U E , BY STATESs 1909




P L A T E NO . 385




P L A T E N O . 386




P L A T E NO . 387




P L A T E NO. 388

PLATE NO. 389

Coimf'fil Bluff's

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tio n oi the State o f jTexat- hs
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

PLATE NO. 390

PER CENT OF TO TAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED, AND PER C EN T OF NUM BER OF FARMS IRRIGATED, IN ARIZO NA, BY C O UNTIES:




PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED
P er c e n t fo r tlie s ta te , 0.4.

5 TO 10 PCM CINT
10 to 15 pen ccht
16 PCR CCNT AMO oven

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED
P er ce n t fo r tlie s l a t e , 52.5.

1909

PLATE NO. 391

PER C ENT OF TO TAL LAND IRRIGATED, AN D PER CENT OF N UM BE R OF FARMS IRRIGATED, IN C ALIFO RNIA, BY C OU NTIES:




PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED

P er c e n t fo r tlio s t a t e , 2.7.

Per c e n t fo r tlie s ta te , 44.6.

1909

PLATE NO.

PER C ENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED, AND PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED
IN COLORADO, BY COUNTIES: 1909




PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED
Per cen t for tUe M a te , 4.2.

□

\ '* / A

NO IRRIGATION
LESS THA* 1 PCR-CtMT

1 TO 5 PER CENT

10 TO 16 PCR CENT

6 TO 10 PER CENT

16 PER CENT AND OVCR

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED
p er cen t for tlie s ta te , 56.

□

NO IRRIGATION

X 'f l'A

LESS THAN 6 PER CENT

5 0 TO 7 6 PER CENT

6 TO 2 5 PER CENT
2 6 TO 6 0 PER CENT

m

7 6 TO 9 0 PCR CENT

0 0 PER CENT AND OVER

PLATE NO. 393

PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED, AND PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED, IN IDAHO, BY COUNTIES: 1909




PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED

P er c e n t for th e .state, 2.7.

Per ce n t fo r th e s ta te , 53.4.

□

NO IRRIGATION
L E U t h a n 6 PER CCNT
6 TO 3 6 PER CENT

2 6 TO 6 0 PER CENT
6 0 TO 7 6 PER CENT
7 6 TO 9 0 PER CENT

P L A T E NO. 394

PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED, AND PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED.
IN MONTANA, BY COUNTIES: 1909
PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED
_____




P er co n t fo r t lie s ta te , l .s .

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED
P er ce n t fo r tlio stn to, 34.2.

P L A T E NO . 395

PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED, AND PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED, IN NEVADA, BY COUNTIES: 1909




PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED
Per cent for the state, 1.

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED
P e r c e n t f o r t h e s t a t e . SO.5 .

P L A T E NO. 396

PER C ENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED, AND PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED, IN NEW MEXICO, BY COUNTIES: 1909




PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED
P er c e n t fo r th e s t a t e , O.G.

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED
P er c e n t fo r th o s t a t e , 35.9.

P L A T E N O . 397

PER C ENT OF TOTAL LA ND AREA IRRIGATED, AND PER C ENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED,
IN OREGON, BY COUNTIES: 1909




PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED
P er c e n t for th e s t a t e , 1.1.

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED
P er c e n t for tlie s t a t e , 14.7.

P L A T E NO . 398

PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED, AND PER CENT OF NUM BER OF FARMS IRRIGATED, IN UTAH, BY COUNTIES: 1909




PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED
P er c e n t fo r t h e s t a t e , 1.9.

□

MO IflM flV M I

I TO * m

CCMT

I t TO 10 N R CCWT

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED
P er c e n t fo r th e s t a t e , 90.9.

i o to

il n * i

PLATE NO. 399

PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED, AND PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED,
IN WASHINGTON, BY COUNTIES: 1909




PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED
P er c e n t fo r th e s t a t e , 0.8.

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED
Per c e n t fo r tlie s t a t e , 13.6.

P LA T E NO. 400

PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED, AND PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED,
IN WYOMING, BY COUNTIES: 1909




PER CENT OF TOTAL LAND AREA IRRIGATED
Per ce n t Tor th e s ta te , 1.8.

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS IRRIGATED
F o r r e n t f u r t lie st :i t <\ . " . . I .

P L A T E NO . 401

APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF THE LAND INCLUDED IN IRRIGATION PROJECTS: 1910




1. W Y O M I N G




P L A T E NO . 402

APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF THE LAND INCLUDED IN IRRIGATION PROJECTS: 1910
1. A R I Z O N A

2. N E W M E X I C O

P L A T E NO. 403

APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF THE LAND INCLUDED IN IRRIGATION PROJECTS: 1910




1. I D A H O

IR R IG A T E D AREA
1,430,848 ACRES

2. M O N T A N A

P L A T E NO. 404

APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF THE LAND INCLUDED IN IRRIGATION PROJECTS: 1910
1. N E V A D A

IR R IG A T E D A R E A
7 0 1 ,8 3 3 A C R E S




2. U T A H

P L A T E NO . 405

APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF THE LAND INCLUDED IN IRRIGATION PROJECTS: 1910




1. W A S H I N G T O N

OK AN<

STEVENS

SKAGIT

FERRY

CLALLAM
SNOHOMISH
CHELAN

JEFFERSON

DOUGLAS
LINCOLN

CHEH AL IS

|

ADAMS

0

PIERCE
THURSTON

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CLARKE

2. O R E G O N
IRRIGATED AREA
6 8 0 ,1 2 9 ACRES
CLAT80P j

%
W A LL O W A '
M ULTN O M A H
SHERMAN
G IL LIA M ]

CLACKAM AS
WASCO
POLK

BAKER
[u n c o l n !

grant

CROOK

OOUGLA8

HARNEY
iLHEUR

(SEPHII

JACKSON

PLA TE NO . 406

APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF THE LAND INCLUDED IN IRRIGATION PROJECTS: 1910
C A L I F O R N I A

Mopoc

IRRIGATED AREA
L A ^ en

.TRIty-fy.

2 ,6 6 4 ,1 0 4 ACR ES

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B E R N A R D IN O

P L A T E NO . 407

APPR O XIM ATE LOCATION AN D E X T E N T OF THE LAND IN C LU D E D IN IRRIGATION PROJECTS; 1 9 1 0




1. N O R T H

DAKOTA

Irrigated, area, 10,248 acres.

2. S O U T H

DAKOTA

I rr ig a te d a re a , 201,625 acres.

P LA TE NO.

APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF THE LAND INCLUDED IN IRRIGATION PROJECTS: 1910
1. N E B R A S K A

HOLT

P"°T»c

BOXBUTTE

m a d i s o n '.

QARDEN

V A LLE Y

MCPHERSON

BANNER

! CUMING

NANCE

CUSTER

jSUTLER ItAUND(RS
(SHERMANj MOWAHO M i n R I C K / % o l> l

CHEYENNE
LINCOLN

(» ew » * o :
BUFFALO

IR R IG A T E D AREA
2 5 5 ,9 5 0 ACRES




PHELPS I k E A R N I y I AD AM *

DUNDY

HITCHCC

ILLOWJ

2. K A N S A S
Irrig a te d area, 37,479 acres.

C LA»

V lL L M O U * » * L IN I