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AGRICULTURE
PLATES 239-341
AGRICULTURE
F un
Tr
No.
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239 Relative proportion of improved and unimproved land
area in farms to the total land area of the United States:
1850-1920.
240 Number of farms, January 1,1920 (dot map).
1. Improved and unimproved land in farms, and land not
in farms, by states: 1920 and 1910.
241 • 2. Improved and unimproved land in farms, and land not
in farms, in the United States: 1850-1920.
3. Number of farms in the United States: 1850-1920.
1. Per cent of total land area in farms, by states: 1920
242 2. Per(map).
cent of increase in population and agriculture:
1910-1920.
1. Average acreage of all land per farm, by states: 1920
(map).
243 2. Average
acreage of all land per farm, by states: 1910
(map).
1. Average acreage of improved land per farm, by states:
1920 (map).
244 2. Proportion
of improved land in farms to total land
area: 1910 (map).
245 Improved land in farms, January 1, 1920 (dot map),
fl. Average size of farms, by states: 1920 and 1910.
246 \2. Average size of farms, by states: 1900 and 1890.
Per cent of value of all farm property represented by each
class of property, by states:
1. 1920.
247 • 2. 1910.
3. Average value of farm land and buildings per acre:
1850-1920.
,4. Value of farm property, by classes: 1850-1920.
248 Average value of farm land and buildings per acre, by
counties: 1920 (map).
1. Per cent of increase in value of all farm property, by
1850-1860 (map).
249 2. Perstates:
cent of increase in value of all farm property, by
states: 1860-1870 (map).
fl. Per cent of increase in value of all farm property, by
1870-1880 (map).
250 'I2. Perstates:
cent of increase in value of all farm property, by
states: 1880-1890 (map).
1. Per cent of increase in value of all farm property, by
1890-1900 (map).
251 ' 2. Perstates:
cent of increase in value of all farm property, In
states: 1900-1910 (map).
1. Per cent of increase in value of all farm property, by
states: 1910-1920 (map).
252
2. Value of agricultural products, by states: 1920 (map).
1 . Value of implements and machinery per acre of im
proved land in farms, by states: 1920 (map).
253 ' 2. Value
of live stock per acre of all land in farms, by
states: 1920 (map).
(270)
P lats
No.
T k lb .
Number of farms— Per cent distribution by tenure, by
states:
1. 1920.
2. 1910.
A ll farm land— Per cent distribution by tenure, by states:
1. 1920.
2. 1910.
256 Number of farms operated by tenants, January 1, 1929
(dot m ap).
257 P a cent of all farms operated by tenants, by counties:
1920 (map.)
1. Per cent of all farm land operated by tenants, by
states: 1920 (m ap).
2. Per emit of all farm land operated by tenants, by
states: 19.10 (m ap).
1. P a cent of improved farm land operated by tenants,
by states: 1920 (m ap).
2. P a cent of improved farm land operated by tenants,
by states: 1910 (map).
1. W hite farmers— P a cent distribution by tenure, by
states, 1920.
2 . Colored farmers— Per cent distribution by tenure, by
states: 1920.
3. P a cent distribution of farms in the United States,
by tenure: 1880-1920.
4. W hite farmers in the South— Per cent distribution,
by tenure, 1900-1920.
5. Colored farmers in the South— Per cent distribution,
by tenure: 1900-1920.
•1. W hite farmers— Per cent operating rented farms, by
states: 1920 (m ap).
2. Colored farmers— Per cent operating rented farms,
by states: 1920 (m ap).
1 . White farmers— Per cent of farm land operated by
tenants, by states: 1920 (map).
2. Colored farmers— Per cent of farm land operated by
tenants, by states: 1920 (map).
1 . Number of farms— P a cent distribution by race and
nativity of farmer, by states: 1920.
(2 . Number of farms— Per cent distribution by race and
nativity of farm a, by states: 1910.
1 . All farm land— P a cent distribution by race and
nativity of fanner, by states: 1920.
2. Foreign-born white farmers in the United States, by
country of birth: 1920 and 1910.
3. White farm tenants and owners in the South, hv age:
1920.
4. Colored farm tenants and owners in the South, by age
1920.
5. Farm tenants and owners in the United States, by age
1920.
254
255
258
259
260
261
262
263
264
STATISTICAL ATLAS.
PlATE
AO.
T itle .
265 Per cent of all farms operated by colored farmers, by
counties: 1920.
1. Per cent of all farm land operated by colored farmers,
by states: 1920 (map).
266
2. Per cent of all farm land operated by colored farmers,
by states: 1910 (map).
1. Per cent of improved farm land operated by colored
farmers, by states: 1920 (Southern States only) (map).
267 2. Per cent of improved farm land operated by colored
farmers, by states: 1910 (Southern States only) (map).
1. Per cent distribution of owner-operated farms accord
ing to mortgage status, by states: 1920.
2. Ratio of mortgage debt to value of mortgaged farms,
268
by states: 1920.
3. Per cent distribution of owner-operated farms in the
United States, according to mortgage status: 1890-1920.
269 Mortgage debt on owner-operated farms, by states:
1920 and 1910.
1. Farm expenditures for labor, by states: 1919 and 1909.
270 2. Farm expenditures for feed, by states: 1919 and 1909.
3. Farm expenditures for fertilizer, 36 leading states:
. 1919 and 1909.
1. Per cent of all farms reporting telephones, by states:
(map).
271 2. 1920
Sales and purchases by farmers through cooperative
organizations, 20 leading states: 1919.
272 Number of automobiles on farms: 1920 (dot map).
273 Beef cattle on farms, Jan. 1 , 1920 (dot map).
274 Dairy cows on farms, Jan. 1 , 1920 (dot map).
275 Swine on farms, Jan. 1 , 1920 (dot map).
276 Value of dairy products sold by farmers in 1919 (dot map).
1. Eggs produced on farms, by states: 1919 and 1909.
277 2. Wool produced, 16 leading states: 1919 and 1909.
3. Butter made on farms and in factories: 1879-1919.
278 1. Calves raised on farms, by states: 1919.
2. Pigs raised on farms, by states: 1919.
Value of all farm crops, by states: 1919 and 1909.
279 2.1. All
farm crops—value, by states: 1909 (map).
1. Average value of all farm crops per farm, by states:
1919 and 1909.
2X0
2. Average value per acre of crops with acreage reports,
by states: 1919 and 1909.
1. Production of wheat in the United States: 1849-1919.
2. Production of corn in the United States: 1849-1919.
3. Production of wheat, 15 leading states: 1919 and 1909.
4. Production of corn, 20 leading states: 1919 and 1909.
281
5. Production of oats in the United States: 1849-1919.
6. Production of buckwheat, 5 leading states: 1919 and
1909.
7. Production of oats, 15 leading states: 1919 and 1909.
.3. Production of barley, 10 leading states: 1919 and 1909.
P late
N*o.
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! 283
284
285
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287
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289
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290
291
| 292
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293
271
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1. Production of potatoes, 20 leading states: 1919 and
1909.
2. Production of sweet potatoes, 15 leading states: 1919
and 1909.
3. Production of rye, 10 leading states: 1919 and 1909.
4. Production of tobacco, 15 leading states: 1919 and
1909.
5. Value of vegetables raised for sale, 12 leading states:
1919.
6. Production of cotton in the United States: 1849-1919.
7. Production of cotton, 15 leading states: 1919 and 1909.
Corn production in 1919 (dot map).
Wheat production in 1919 (dot map).
Oats production in 1919 (dot map).
Cotton production in 1919 (dot map).
1. Per cent of all farms operated by tenants, by geo
graphic divisions: 1880-1920.
2. Per cent of tenancy in each age group, for selected
states: 1920.
Per cent of improved land in farms operated by ten
ants, owners, and managers, for selected states:
1920.
2 Relation between quality of soil and per cent of ten
ancy: Monroe, Northampton, Lehigh, and Carbon
Counties, Pa. (map).
<1. Per cent of farms operated by tenants, by counties:
1920 (map).
2 Per cent of farms operated by tenants, by counties:
1880 (map).
Number and per cent of tenants and owners, by age,
for the North, South, and West: 1920.
Average value of farm property per farm, and per cent
represented by land, for owners and tenants in
selected States: 1920.
■
Per cent of tenancy in each age group, for the North,
South, and West: 1890-1920.
Per cent distribution of value of live stock, by classes,
and average value per farm, for owners and tenants,
in selected states: 1920.
Per cent distribution of farms and farm acreage, by
tenure, for the North, South, and West: 1920.
Per cent of total value of farm property represented
by each class, for owners and tenants, in the North,
South, and West: 1920.
Per cent of tenants in each labor-income group, YazooMississippi Delta: 1913.
Return on landlord’s investment, in relation to ten
ant’s labor income, Yazoo-Mississippi Delta: 1913.
DRAINAGE AND IRRIGATION.
Plate
T itle .
No.
P late
T itle .
N o.
IRRIGATION.
DRAINAGE.
294
295
296
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
315
316
317
318
319
320
321
322
Approximate location and area of operating drainage
enterprises in the United States: 1920 (map).
Approximate location and area of operating drainage
enterprises: 1920 (maps)—
Arkansas.
California.
Colorado.
Florida.
Georgia.
Idaho.
Illinois.
Indiana.
Iowa.
Kansas.
Kentucky and Tennessee.
Louisiana.
Michigan.
Minnesota.
Mississippi.
Missouri.
Montana.
Nebraska.
North Carolina.
North Dakota.
Ohio.
South Carolina.
South Dakota.
Texas.
Utah.
Washington.
Wisconsin.
Wyoming.
( 272)
323
A p p ro xim a te lo c a tio n and e xte n t o f irrig a te d areas in th *
United States: 1920 (map).
A p p ro xim a te lo ca tio n and e xte n t o f irrig a te d la n d : 192°
(m aps)—
324
325
326
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
Arizona.
Arkansas.
California.
Colorado.
Idaho.
Kansas.
Louisiana.
Montana.
Nebraska.
Nevada.
New Mexico.
North Dakota.
Oregon.
South Dakota.
Texas.
339
Utah.
340 Washington.
341 Wyoming.
PLATE No. 239
RELA TIV E p r o p o r t i o n o f i m p r o v e d a n d u n i m p r o v e d l a n d a r e a i n f a r m s t o t h e t o t a l
OF T H E U N ITED STA T ES: 1850-1920.
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land
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(273)
area
PLATE No. 240
PLATE No. 241
1. IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED LAND IN FARM S, AND LAND NOT IN FARMS, BY STA T ES: 1920 AND 1910.
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I. PE R C EN T OF TOTAL LAND AREA IN FARM S, BY STA T ES: 1920.
2. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN POPULATION AND AGRICULTURE: 1910-1920.
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I. AVERAGE ACREAGE OF ALL LAND PER FARM, BY STA TES: 1920.
2. AVERAGE ACREAGE OF ALL LAND PE R FARM, BY STA TES: 1910.
(277)
PLATE No. 244
1. AVERAGE ACREAGE OF IMPROVED LAND P E R FARM, BY STA T ES: 1920.
2. PROPORTION OF IM PROVED LAND IN FARMS TO TOTAL LAND AREA: 1910.
(278i
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AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND AND BU ILD IN G S PER ACRE, BY COUNTIES: 1920.
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PLATE No. 249
1. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STATES: 1850-1860.
2. PER C EN T OF IN CREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STA T ES: 1860-1870.
(283)
PLATE No. 250
1. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STATES: 1870-1880.
2. PE R C EN T OF IN CREA SE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PRO PERTY, BY STA TES: 1880-1890.
(284)
PLATE No. 251
1. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STATES: 1890-1900.
2. PE R CEN T OF IN CREA SE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PRO PERTY, BY STA TES: 1900-1910.
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(285)
PLATE No. 252
1. PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY STATES: 1910-1920.
2. VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS, BY STA T ES: 1920.
(286)
PLATE No. 253
I. VALUE OF IM PL EM E N T S AND M ACHINERY PER ACRE OF IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS, BY STA TES: 1920.
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PLATE No. 254
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PLATE No. 257
PER C EN T OF ALL FARM S OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY COUNTIES: 1920.
[PER CENT FOR THE UNITED STATES. » . !. ]
(291)
PLATE No. 258
!. PER CENT OF ALL FARM LAND OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY STATES: 1920.
2. PE R CEN T OF A LL FARM LAND O PERATED BY TEN A N TS, BY STA T ES: 1910.
(292)
PLATE No. 259
1. PER CENT OF IMPROVED FARM LAND OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY STATES: 1920.
2. PER C EN T OF IMPROVED FARM LAND OPERATED BY TENA NTS, BY STA TES: 1910.
(293)
PLATE No. 260
I. WHITE FA R M ER S-PER CENT DISTRIBUTION BY TENURE, BY
STATES: 1920.
H
> - 30
30
40
PER C EN T
so.
60
70
80
00
2. COLORED FA R M ER S-PER CENT DISTRIBUTION BY TENURE, BY
STATES: 1920.
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3. PER CENT DISTRIBUTION OF FARMS IN THE UNITED STATES, BY
TENURE: 1880-1920.
4. WHITE FARMERS IN THE SOUTH— PER CENT DISTRIBUTION, B '
TENURE: 1900-1920.
PER CE N T
40
too
60
1920
1910
!9 0 0
30W N ERS AND MANAGERS
TENANTS
1890
. COLORED FARMERS IN THE SOUTH-PER CENT DISTRIBUTION. [ V
TENURE: 1900-1920.
18 80
OW NERS AN D
MANAGERS
PER C E N T
1020
1910
1900
K fe ra S R a O W N E R S
(294)
AND
MANAGER8
(T E N A N T S
PLATE No. 261
1. WHITE FARMERS—PER CENT OPERATING RENTED FARMS, BY STATES: 1920.
2. COLORED FARM ERS—PER C EN T OPERATING REN T ED FARMS, BY STA TES: 1920.
(295)
PLATE No. 262
1. WHITE FARMERS- PER CENT OF FARM LAND OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY STATES: 1920.
2. COLORED FA R M ER S—PER CEN T OF FARM LAND OPERATED BY TENA NTS, BY STA TES: 1920.
<2 0 6 )
1. NUMBER OF F A R M S-PE R CENT DISTRIBUTION BY RACE AND
NATIVITY OF FARMER. BY STATES: 1920.
2 NUMBER OF FARMS— PER CENT DISTRIBUTION BY RACE AND N ATIVITY OF FARMER,
BY STATES: 1910.
PER C E N T
M A IN E
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VT.
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(297)
PLATE No. 263
PLATE No. 264
I. ALL FARM L A N D -P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION BY RACE AND
NATIVITY OF FARMER, BY STATES: 1920.
2. FOREIGN-BORN WHITE FARMERS IN THE UNITED STATES, BY
COUNTRY OF BIRTH: 1920 AND 1910.
W EST S O U T H I Ea s t SO UTH 1
CENTRAL
CENTRAL
^
S O U T H A T I A N T IO
S O U T H A T L A N T IC
I
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I
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3.
WHITE FARM TENANTS AND OWNERS IN THE SOUTH, BY AGE: 1920
um xw r t
4.
COLORED FARM TENANTS AND OWNERS IN THE SOUTH,
BY AGE: 1920.
NEGRO
O T H E R C O LO R E O
5.
(298)
FARM TENANTS AND OWNERS IN THE UNITED STATES, BY AGE: 192a
PLATE No. 255
(290)
PER CENT OF ALL FARMS OPERATED BY COLORED FARMERS, BY COUNTIES: 1920.
PLATE No. 266
1. PER CENT OF ALL FARM LAND OPERATED BY COLORED FARMERS, BY STATES: 1920.
SO UTHERN STATES O N LY .
2. PER CENT OF ALL FARM LAND OPERATED BY COLORED FARMERS, BY STATES: 1910.
SO UTHERN STATES O N LY .
(300)
PLATE No. 267
1. PER CENT OF IMPROVED FARM LAND OPERATED BY COLORED FARMERS, BY STATES: 1920.
SO UTHER N STATES O N LY .
2. PER CENT OF IMPROVED FARM LAND OPERATED BY COLORED FARMERS, BY STATES: 1910.
SO UTHERN STATES O N LY .
723°—24t
-20
(301)
PLATE No. 263
1. PER CENT DISTRIBUTION OF OWNER-OPERATED FARMS ACCORDING
TO MORTGAGE STATUS, BY STATES: 1920.
2. RATIO OF MORTGAGE DEBT TO VALUE OF MORTGAGED FARMS, BY
STATES: 192a
PER C EN T
M A IN E
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3. PER CENT DISTRIBUTION OF OWNER-OPERATED FARMS IN TH
ACCORDING TO MORTGAGE STATUS: 1890-1920.
UNKNOW N
(302)
| MORTGAGED
M ORTGAGE D EBT
’
PLATE No. 269
MORTGAGE DEBT ON OWNER-OPERATED FARMS, BY STATES: 1920 AND 1910.
IO W A
W IS C O N S IN
M in n e s o t a
C A L IF O R N I A
M I 8S O U R I
IL L IN O I S
TEXAS
NEBRASKA
NEW YORK
M ic h ig a n
O h io
KANSA8
NORTH D AKO TA
IN D I A N A
SO UTH D A K O T A
P E N N S Y L V A N IA
M ONTANA
O K LAH O M A
ID A H O
KENTUCKY
C O LO RA D O
W a s h in g t o n
OREG ON
Tennessee
V I R G IN IA
ARKANSAS
G E O R G IA
N O R T H C A R O L IN A
M IS S IS S IP P I
ALABAM A
M AR YLAN D
S O U T H C A R O L IN A
N EW JERSEY
UTAH
VERM ONT
M ASSACHUSETTS
L O U I S IA N A
M a in e
C O N N E C T IC U T
A R IZ O N A
W Y O M IN G
FLORIDA
W E S T V IR G IN IA
N E W M E X IC O
N E W H A M P S H IR E
NEVADA
Delaw ar e
Rh o d e i s l a n d
(303)
PLATE No. 270
1. FARM EXPENDITURES FOR LABOR, BY STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
M ILLIO NS OF DOLCAR8
CA LIFOR NIA
TEXAS
ILLINOIS
IOWA
KANSAS
NEW YORK
M INNESOTA
W ISCON SIN
OHIO
NEBRASKA
PE NN SYLVANIA
OKLAHOMA
M ISSOURI
NORTH DAKOTA
2. FARM EXPENDITURES FOR FEED, BY STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
WASHINGTON
IN DIAN A
MILLION8 OF DOLLARS
o______________ a3
M IC H IGA N
NEW YORK
SOUTH DA KOTA
IOWA
COLORADO
ILLINOIS
LOUISIANA
TEXAS
M ONTANA
MISSOURI
OREGON
NEBRA8KA
V IR G IN IA
KANSAS
n.
GEORGIA
PENNSYLVANIA
IDAHO
CALIFORNIA
KENTUCKY
INDIANA
N E W JE R SE Y
OHIO
M ARYLAND
OKLAHOMA
M A S SA C H U S E TTS
WISCONSIN
80 U T H CARO LIN A
MINNESOTA
1
A R K A N SA S
1
CONNECTICUT
■
NORTH CA RO LIN A
TENN ESSEE
!
FLOR ID A
M AINE
W Y O M IN G
UTAH
ARIZONA
A LABAM A
V E RM ONT
M ISS IS SIP P I
NEW M E X IC O
NEVADA
W E S T V IR G IN IA
NEW H AM PSH IR E
DE LA W AR E
R H O p g ISLAND
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MICHIGAN
WASHINGTON
■MA88ACHU8ETT8
MONTANA
COLORADO
ARKAN8A8
SOUTH DAKOTA
KENTUCKY
MAINE
NEW JER8EY
OREGON
VIRGINIA
NORTH DAKOTA
NORTH CAROLINA
LOUISIANA
CONNECTICUT
TENNESSEE
VERMONT
IDAHO
MISSISSIPPI
GEORGIA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
M ARYLAND
WYOMING
ALABAMA
SOUTH CAROLINA
WEST VIRGINIA
NEW MEXICO
FLORIDA
UTAH
RHODE ISLAND
ARIZONA
DELAWARE
NEVADA
(304)
PLATE No. 271
1. PER CENT OF ALL FARMS REPORTING TELEPHONES, BY STATES: 1920.
2. SALES AND PURCHASES BY FARMERS THROUGH COOPERATIVE ORGANIZATIONS,
20 LEADING STATES: 1919.
(305)
PLATE No. I l l
(30fi)
P L A T E No. 273
C {0 7 )
PLATE No. 274
( 308)
u;os)
PLATE
No. 275
PLATE No. 276
(3 10 )
PLATE No. 277
2. WOOL PRODUCED, 16 LEADING STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
I. EGGS PRODUCED ON FARMS, BY STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
M IL L IO N S OF DOZENS
40
60
_______ 80
M IL L IO N S O F P O U N D S
i *o
IOWA
M I8 8 0 U R I
ILL IN O IS
OHIO
Indiana
K ansas
Pe n n s y l v a n ia
'Te x a s
C A L IF O R N IA
new york
M in n e s o t a
M ic h ig a n
W is c o n s in
Nebraska
Tennessee
Ok l a h o m a
Kentucky
V ir g
in ia
south
DAKOTA
Ar k a n s a s
N O R T H C A R O L IN A
M is s is s ip p i
Al a b a m a
Georgia
w est
V ir
g in ia
3. BUTTER MADE ON FARMS AND IN FACTORIES: 1879-1919.
Wa s h in g t o n
No r th Da k o t a
H U N D R E D S O F M IL L IO N S O F P O U N D S
Ma r y la n d
Or e g o n
(010
8
8
10
I!
1000
C O LO RAD O
1800
n ew jer se y
(889
Lo u is ia n a
S O U T H C A R O L IN A
1870
IN
F A C T O R IE S
Mo n tan a
M a in e
Massachusetts
io a h o
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otah
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o elaw ar e
Wy o m i n g
new
M e x ic o
A r iz o n a
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o d e is l a n d
Ne v a d a
(311)
PLATE No. 278
1. CALVES RAISED ON FARMS, BY STATES: 1919.
1 PIGS RAISED ON FARMS, BY STATES: 1919.
HUNDREDS OF TM 0U8AN08
4.
•
S
10
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
12
TEXA8
IOWA
IOW A
ILL IN O IS
W ISCO NSIN
IN D IA N A
M IN N ES O TA
MISSOURI
IL L IN O I8
OHIO
KANSAS
NEBRASKA
NEBRASKA
MINNESOTA
MISSOURI
WISCONSIN
NEW YORK
SOUTH DAKOTA
TENNES8EE
OHIO
KANSAS
M IC H IG A N
KEN TUCK Y
O KLA HO M A
TEXAS
IN D IA N A
SOUTH D A K O TA
P E N N S Y L V A N IA
C A L IF O R N IA
GEORGIA
M IC H IG A N
PEN NSYLVANIA
NORTH CAROLINA
COLORADO
V IR G IN IA
NORTH D A K O TA
M I3 S I8 8 IP P I
OKLAHOMA
ALABAM A
TENNESSEE
M ISSISSIPPI
M O N TA N A
ARKANSAS
K E N TU C K Y
N e w YORK
A RK A N 8A S
CALIFO RN IA
A LA B A M A
NORTH DAKOTA
GEORGIA
SOUTH CAROLINA
V IR G IN IA
LOUISIANA
NEW M E X IC O
FLORIDA
W YO M ING
COLORADO
OREGON
WEST V IR G IN IA
W ASHING TO N
M A R Y LAN D
IDAHO
LO U IS IA N A
WASHINGTON
IDAHO
NORTH C A R O L IN A
OREGON
WEST V IR G IN IA
MONTANA
NEW JERSEY
VERMO NT
M A IN E
UTA H
MASSACHUSETTS
ARIZONA
SOUTH C A R O L IN A
UTAH
VERMONT
M A IN E
WYOMING
M AR YLAND
NEW M EXIC O
FLO R ID A
CONNECTICUT
NEVADA
NEW HAMPSHIRE
N E W JERSEY
DELAWARE
b O N N E C T IC U T
ARIZONA
M AS SA CH USE TTS
N E W H A M P S H IR E
DELAW AR E
RHODE ISLAND
(312)
NE V AD A
RHODE ISLANO
20
4Q
60
PLATE No. 279
1. VALUE OF ALL FARM CROPS, BY STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
MILLIONS OP DOLLARS
TEXAS.
IOWA
ILLINOI8 ,
OHIO
CALIFORNIA
KANSAS
MISSOURI
OKLAHOMA
GEORGIA
NEBRASKA
MINNESOTA
NORTH CARO
INDIANA
WISCONSIN
SOUTH CARO
NEW YORK
PENNSYLVAN
MICHIGAN
KENTUCKY
ARKANSA8
MISSISSIPPI
TENNESSEE
VIRGINIA
WASHINGTON
LOUISIANA
COLORADO
OREGON
IDAHO
MARYLAND
MAINE
WEST VIRGIf
NEW JERSEY
FLORIDA
MONTANA
UTAH
MA8SACHUE
VERMONT
CONNECTIC
ARIZONA
NEW MEXICO
WYOMING
NEW HAMPSH
DELAWARE
NEVADA
2. ALL FARM CROPS-VALUE, BY STATES: 1909.
(313)
PLATE No. 280
AVERAGE VALUE OF ALL FARM CROPS PER FARM, BY STATES: 1919
AND 1909.
2. AVERAGE VALUE PER ACRE OF CROPS WITH ACREAGE REPORTS,
BY STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
TH OUSANDS OF DOLLARS
MAINE
M AINE
NEW H AM PSH IR E
NEW H AM PSH IRE
VERM ONT
VERMONT
M A SSA C H U SE TTS
M ASSA C H U SE TTS
RHODE ISLAND
RHODE ISLAND
CONNECTICUT
CONNECTICUT
MIDDLE ATLANTA
NEW YO RK
M ID D L E" A T LA N T IC
NEW YORK
NEW JERSEY
NEW JERSEY
PENN SYLVANIA
PE NN SYLVANIA
OHIO
OHIO
E AST Ni
INDIAN A
INDIANA
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS
M ICH IGAN
M ICH IGAN
WISCON SIN
W ISCONSIN
M INNESOTA
M INNESOTA
IOWA
, IOWA
MISSOURI
MISSOURI
NORTH DAKOTA
NORTH DAKOTA
SOUTH DA KOTA
SOUTH DAKOTA
NEBRASKA
NEBRASKA
KANSAS
KANSAS
DELAWARE
DELAW ARE
M AR YLA N D
M ARYLAND
D I8T . OF COLUMBIA
D IST OF COLUMBIA
V IR GINIA
VIRGINIA
W EST V IR GINIA
WEST V IR GINIA
NORTH CARO LIN A
NORTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CARO LIN A
SOUTH CAROLINA
GEORGIA
GEORGIA
FLORIDA
Fl o r id a
K E NTUCKY
TENN ESSEE
ALABAM A
M is s is s ip p i'
M ISSISSIPPI
A R K A N SA S
A R K ANSAS
LOUISIANA
LOUISIANA
OKLAHOMA
OKLAHOMA
TE X A S
TE XA S
M ONTANA
IDAHO
W YOM ING
COLORADO
NEW M EX IC O
ARIZONA
UTAH
NEVADA
PACIFIj
WASHINGTON
PACIFI
W ASHINGTON
OREGON
OREGON
CALIFORNIA
CA LIFOR NIA
(314)
PLATE No. 281
I. PRODUCTION OF WHEAT IN THE UNITED STATES: 1849-1919.
2. PRODUCTION OF CORN IN THE UNITED STATES: 1849-1919.
H U N D R E D S O F M IL L IO N S OF B U S H E L S
HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF,BUSHELS
0
2
4
8
8
10
0
5
10
16
20
26
1010
1000
1800
1880
1870
I8 6 0
I860
1840
3. PRODUCTION OF WHEAT, 15 LEADING STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
Kansas
0
25
60
M IL L I0 N 8 OF BUSHELS
75
100
4. PRODUCTION OF CORN, 20 LEADING STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
M ILL IO N S OF BUSH ELS
125
ISO
0
100
200
300
400
IOWA
'U -IN O I8
ILLINOIS
Oklahoma
NEBRASKA
M is s o u r i
INDIAN A
* ° « T H DA KOTA
OHIO
Oh i o
M ISSOURI
Ne b r a s k a
TEXAS
■n d i a n a
M INNESOTA
Wa s h i n g t o n
K E NTUCKY
Min n e s o t a
TE NN ESSEE
Texas
SOUTH DAKOTA
* °U T h o a k o t a
p ftN N SY LV A N IA
Pe n n s y l v a n i a
K A N SA8
io w a
OKLAHOMA
M ic h ig a n
GEORGIA
M IC H IGA N
WISCON SIN
5. PRODUCTION OF OATS IN THE UNITED STATES: 1849-1919.
H U N D R E D S O F M IL L IO N S OF B U S H E L S
'
2
4
ALABAM A
V IR GIN IA
NORTH CARO LIN A
8
6. PRODUCTION OF BUCKWHEAT, 5 LEADING STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
'8 7 9
M ILL IO N S OF B USH ELS
'8 8 9
0
1
2
3
4
PE N N SY L V A N IA
1869
>849
NEW YO RK
OHIO
7. PRODUCTION OF OATS, 15 LEADING STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
W E S T V IR G IN IA
M IC H IG A N
M ILL IO N S OF B USH ELS
•OWA
8. PRODUCTION OF BARLEY, 10 LEADING STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
ILLINOIS
M in n e s o t a
W is c o n s in
Te x a s
Ne b r a s k a
IN DIAN A
SOUTH O A K O T A
Oh i o
Ok l a h o m a
M is s o u r i
M ic h ig a n
Ka n s a s
NORTH D A K O T A
P E N N SY L V A N IA
(335)
PLATE No. 282
I. PRODUCTION OF POTATOES, 20 LEADING STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
M IL L IO N S O S 8 U S H E L 8
2. PRODUCTION OF SWEET POTATOES, 15 LEADING STATES: 1919
AND 1909.
M ILL IO N 8 OF B USH ELS
N E W Y O RK
M IN N E S O TA
GEORGIA
W ISC O N SIN
A LABAM A
M AINE
NORTH C A RO LIN A
M IC H IG A N
M I8SI8SIPP 4
P E N N SY L V A N IA
V IR GINIA
V IR G IN IA
TEXA8
N E W JE R SE Y
SOUTH C A RO LIN A i
C O LO RA D O
LO UISIANA
C A L IF O R N IA
TE NN ESSEE
OH IO
A R K A N SA S
IDAHO
FLORIDA
W A S H IN G T O N
OKLAHOMA
NEW JE R SE Y
M ARYLAN D
DELAW ARE
NORTH DAKOT
M ARYLAND
ILLINOIS
N EBRASKA
IOWA
M ISSOU R I
OREGON
3. PRODUCTION OF RYE, 10 LEADING STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
M IL L IO N S
4. PRODUCTION OF TOBACCO, 15 LEADING STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
OF BU SH ELS
KENTUCKY
NORTH C A RO LIN A
TE NN ESSEE
V IR G IN IA
SOUTH CA RO LIN A
OHIO
PE N N SYL VA N IA
W ISCON SIN
CON N E C TIC U T
IN DIAN A
M A R YL A N D
M A S SA C H U S E TTS
GEORGIA
5. VALUE OF VEGETABLES RAISED FOR SALE, 12 LEADING STATES: 1919.
W E ST V IR G IN IA
FLORIDA
M ILLIO NS OF DOLLARS
5
C A LIF O R N IA
10
15
20
25
NEW YO RK
FLORIDA
NEW JE R SE Y
OH IO
7. PRODUCTION OF COTTON, 15 LEADING STATES: 1919 AND 1909.
M ARYLAND
P E N N SY L V A N IA
M A S SA C H U S E T T S
H U N D R E D S OF T H O U 8A .4D 8 OF BALES
TEXAS
M IC H IGA N
TEXAS
ILLIN OIS
GEORGIA
V IR G IN IA
SOUTH C A R O LIN A
OKLAHOM A
6. PRODUCTION OF COTTON IN THE UNITED STATES: 1849-1919.
M ISS IS SIPP I
A R K A N 8A S
M IL L IO N S OF B A L E S
1919
O
2
4
6
8
10
12
NORTH C A R O LIN A
A LA B AM A
1 909
TE N N ESSE E
1899
LO U ISIA N A
1889
M ISSOURI
1879
AR IZON A
1869
C A LIF O R N IA
1869
V IR G IN IA
1 84 9
FLORIDA
(316)
PLATE No. 283
PLATE No. 284
(
318)
(C.IK)
P L A T E No. 285
PLATE No. 286
(
320)
P LA TE
I. P E R C E N T O E A L E F A R M S O P E R A T E D B Y T E N A N T S , B Y G E O G R A P H IC D IV IS IO N S : 1880-1920.
U N IT E D S T A T E S
NEW E N G L A N D
PER C E N T
0
10
20
30
PER C E N T
40
60
0
10
20
30
40
60
M ID D L E A T L A N T IC
PE R C E N T
0
10
20
30
40
60
19?0
HA Y STATES
1910
1900
1990
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PLATE No. 288
. PER CENT OF IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS OPERATED BY TENANTS, OWNERS, AND MANAGERS, FOR SELECTED STATES: 1920.
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2. RELATION BETWEEN QUALITY OF SOIL AND PER CENT OF TENANCY: MONROE, NORTHAMPTON, LEHIGH, AND CARBON COUNTIES, PAS O IL S
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(322)
TENANCY
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PLATE No. 289
I. PER CENT OF FARMS OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY COUNTIES: 1920.
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& % £ 7 0 t o 80 per cent.
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H B 0 0 per cen t and over.
2. PER CENT OF FARMS OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY COUNTIES: 1880.
[A re a s le ft b la n k on th e m a p re p re s e n t c o u n tie s w h ic h h a d less th a n 100 fa rm s in 1880.]
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1 90 per cent and over.
(323)
PLATE No. 290
I. NUMBER AND PER CENT OF TENANTS AND OWNERS, BY AGE, FOR THE NORTH, SOUTH, AND WEST: 1920.
[Managers are included with owners.]
TH E NORTH
N U M B E R OP T E N A N T S
N U M B E R OP O W N E R S
THO U SAN DS
PER C E N T
AG E GROUP
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26
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34
35
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44
45
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54
55
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64
65 A N D OVER
T H E SO U TH
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26
25
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34
35
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45
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54
65
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64
66' A N D O VER
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25
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36
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44
46
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64
65
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TENANTS
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MANAGERS
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2. AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY PER FARM, AND PER CENT REPRESENTED BY LAND,
FOR OWNERS AND TENANTS IN SELECTED STATES: 1920.
V A LU E
OF
ALL
PROPERTY
PER FARM
PER CENT OF TOTAL REPRESENTED BY LANO
PER CENT
40
PENNSYLVANIA
VIRGINIA
SOUTH CAROLINA
TENNESSEE
MISSISSIPPI
| OWNERS
(324)
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PLATE No. 291
1. PER CENT OF TENANCY IN EACH AGE GROUP, FOR THE NORTH, SOUTH, AND WEST:
1890 TO 1920.
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2. PER CENT DISTRIBUTION OF VALUE OF LIVE STOCK, BY CLASSES, AND AVERAGE VALUE
PER FARM, FOR OWNERS AND TENANTS, IN SELECTED STATES: 1920.
(325)
PLATE No. 292
I. PER CENT DISTRIBUTION OF FARMS AND FARM ACREAGE, BY TENURE, FOR THE NORTH,
SOUTH, AND WEST: 1920.
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70
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NUMBER OF FARMS 6.448.'343 I I
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|LAND IN FARMS 41.318,486 ACRES!
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2. PER CENT OF TOTAL VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY REPRESENTED BY EACH CLASS,
FOR OWNERS AND TENANTS, IN THE NORTH, SOUTH, AND WEST: 1920.
PER CENT
UNITED STATE8
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OWNERS
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40
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TENANTS
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THE WEST
THE SOUTH (W H IT E )
OWNERS
TENANTS
THE SOUTH (.COLORED)
OWNERS
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PLATE No. 293
1. PER CENT OF TENANTS IN EACH LABOR-INCOME GROUP, YAZOO-MISSISSIPPI DELTA:
1913.
PER
PER
CA8H R E N T E R S
SHARE R E N TER S
SHARE CROPPERS
CEN T
CENT
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YAZOO-MISSISSIPPI DELTA: 1913.
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D epartm ent of C om m erce
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
A P P R O X IM A T E L O C A T IO N A N D A R E A O F O P E R A T IN G
D R A IN A G E
E N T E R P R IS E S :
1920
PLATE No. 294
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PLATE No. 295
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
ARKANSAS.
(329)
PLATE No. 296
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
C A L IF O R N IA .
(330)
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
COLORADO.
(3 3 1 )
PLATE No. 297
PLATE No. 298
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES:1 1920.
FLO R ID A .
(3 3 2 )
PLATE No. 299
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
G E O R G IA .
7 2 3 ° — 2 4 t -------22
(3 3 3 )
PLATE No. 300
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
ID A H O .
(334)
PLATE No. 301
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
I L L IN O I S .
(335)
PLATE No. 302
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
IN D IA N A .
(.336)
PLATE No. 303
IO W A .
(337)
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
PLATE No. 304
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APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
KANSAS.
PLATE
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
KENTUCKY.
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No. 305
PLATE No. 306
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
L O U IS IA N A .
( 340)
PLATE No. 307
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
M IC H IG A N .
(341)
PLATE No. 308
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
M IN N E S O T A .
(342)
PLATE No. 309
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
M I S S IS S IP P I.
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PLATE No. 310
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
M IS S O U R I.
(3 4 4 )
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
MONTANA.
(345
PLATE No. 311
PLATE No. 312
<3 4 6 )
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
NEBRASKA.
PLATE No. 313
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
NORTH
C A R O L IN A .
PLATE No. 314
(348)
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
NORTH
DAKOTA.
PLATE No. 315
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
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PLATE No. 316
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
SOUTH
(350)
C A R O L IN A .
PLATE No. 317
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
SOUTH
(3 5 1 )
DAKOTA.
PLATE No. 318
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
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TEXAS.
(3 5 2 )
PLATE No. 319
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
UTAH.
(35.'{)
PLATE No. 320
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
W A S H IN G T O N .
(35 4 )
PLATE
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
W IS C O N S I N .
(3 5 5 )
No. 321
PLATE No. 322
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920.
W Y O M IN G .
(356)
D
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BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
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APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED AREAS: 1920
PLATE NO. 323
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APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
A R IZ O N A .
(357)
PLATE No. 325
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
ARKANSAS.
( 358)
PLATE No. 326
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
C A L IF O R N IA .
(359)
PLATE No. 327
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
C O LO R AD O .
(360)
PLATE No. 328
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
ID A H O .
(361)
PLATE No. 329
(362)
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
KANSAS.
PLATE No. 330
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
L O U IS IA N A .
(363)
PLATE No. 331
(3&1)
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
M ONTANA.
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APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
NEBRASKA.
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PLATE No. 333
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
NEVADA.
(366)
PLATE No. 334
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
NEW
M E X IC O .
(367)
PLATE No. 335
(368)
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
NORTH
DAKOTA.
PLATE
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
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OREGON.
No. 336
PLATE No. 337
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
(370)
SOUTH
DAKOTA.
PLATE No. 338
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
TEXAS.
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PLATE No. 339
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
UTAH.
(372)
PLATE No. 340
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
W A S H IN G T O N .
PLATE No. 341
APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920.
W Y O M IN G .
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