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AGRICULTURE PLATES 239-341 AGRICULTURE F un Tr No. u . 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. ! 282 ! 283 284 285 j 2S6 . 287 | ; 288 289 ; ' 290 291 | 292 ; 293 271 T itle . 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. I860 land I860 (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. M IL L IO N S OF ACRES SO ■ H IM P R O V E D L A N D H W K M ta U N IM P R O V E D l a n d n o t in IN LAND FARM S IN FARMS f a r m s 2. IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED LAND IN FARM S,AN D LAND N O TIN FARMS, IN THE UNITED STATES: 1850-1920. H U N D R E D S O F M IL L IO N S O F A C R E S 4 IM P R O V E D 3. 6 8 H a 10 12 14 U N IM P R O V E D 16 ZWZVi N O T 20 IN F A R M S NUMBER OF FARMS IN THE UNITED STATES: 1850-1920. M IL L IO N S O F F A R M S 0 1 2 3 4 6 l»IO| (275) PLATE No. 242 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. 0 P O P U L A T IO N URBAN RURAL A G R IC U L T U R E N U M B E R OF FARMS A L L L A N D IN F A R M S IM P R O V E D L A N D I N F A R M S V A LU E OF A L L F A R M PROPERTY L A N D A N D B U IL D IN G S LAN D ALO N E B U IL D IN G S IM P L E M E N T S A N D M A C H IN E R Y L IV E (276) STOCK PER C E N T 50 100 60 200 PLATE No. 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 PLATE No. 245 (Cir) PLATE No. 246 I. AVERAGE SIZE OF FARMS, BY STATES: 1920 AND 1910. H U ND R E D S OF ACRE8 MAINE N. H. VT. M A 88 . R. I. CONN. N. Y . §5 N. J. PA. ( O H IO I IN D . ) IL L j M IC H . > W I8. M IN N . IO W A MO, BHHSsjp bJ O N . D A K . *X 8. D A K . h NEBR. K A N 8. OEL. MD. WBPB D. C. B VA. W . VA. H N. 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(AVERAGE FOR THE UNITED STATES, *69.38.] (282) N o t f ..— T h o averages are based on figures re la tin g t o th e area In fa rm s alone, th e e o u n ty as a w h o lo b e in g shaded in accordance w i t h th o average v a lu e o f th o fa rm s ( la n d a n d b u ild in g s ) p e r acre, o v e n th o u g h o n ly a s m a ll p a r t o f th e c o u n ty is occu p ie d b y fa rm la n d . 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. 723°—241------19 (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. I I $2.50 t o 55.00 $5 .co t o $7.50 $7.50 to $10.00 |$10.00 to $12.50 I $12.50 to $15.00 B W $15.00 to $17.50 fB881 $17.50 t o $20.00 ( i l l $20.00 and over. mm 2. VALUE OF LIVE STOCK P E R ACRE OF A LL LAND IN FARMS, BY STA T ES: 1920. (2871 PLATE No. 254 2. NUMBER OF FA R M S-P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION BY TENURE, BY STATES: 1910. 1. NUMBER OF FA R M S-P E R CENT DISTRIBUTION BY TENURE, BY STATES: 1920, pen PER CENT cent 60 80 ( 0____________<0__________ 2 0 288 ) 30 40 60 SO 70 80 90 100 MAINE | N. H. S Z VT. u ^ Z mm MASS. R. 1. CONN. W Zm M m M &M ZM M M W M m M t yp T §3 N.J. - £ ,5 -*■ OHIO H INO. S S 'LL. UJI g fffffff H MICH. 2 WI8. MINN. < IOWA J « o . S o n . dak. 8. DAK. £ NEBR. KANS. DEL. MD. £ D. C. ^ 1 VAW. VA. J N.C. 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OWNERS MANAGERS m p M TENANTS 100 PLATE- No. 256 (290) 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. KM M A IN E N. H. VT. Iff M ASS. R . I. mum CONN. g W ASH. O < A OREG. C A L IF . 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 N . H. VT. MA8S. U p N. Y. § § N. J. * 5 PA. < O H IO a H |N D . $ 0 IL L . UT I— M IC H . 1B m m ,w m m m i mm mm mm mmmm ■mm ■mm m m m m m m .m m W /M w m m r^ m ■mm w m ,W M m m .m m w /m •wm .m m m w jm m m m W/M m m m m m m mm mm WW//Am m . ■mm.•m m •mm. w /m w/m . W/M,v M m m m m.m m . ■mm m m WM> WM, w m WM, im A m mm, W M, * .... ..... z n z zzz zzz izz: □ mm, mm. mm. w M m m O T H E R C O L O H tO N A T IV E W H IT E M ? F O R E IG N B O R N W H IT E ' NEGRO A N D OTH ER COLO RED (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 W EST NORTH C E N TR A L I EAST | M IO O L E I N O R T H C E N T R A L A T L A N T IC tN nLAN O NEW ENGLANO THOUSANDS 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 mm. N. H. VT. MASS. M M . R. L CONN. u p N. Y. : Q < N. J. $ S .U . tail »- M IC H . J «o . MtaJ S o n . dak. *x I - 8. 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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 p!■ W m w ¥ w 9 ■ S I 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 t^ orid a C o n n e c t ic u t otah Ve r m o n t N E W H A M P S H IR E o elaw ar e Wy o m i n g new M e x ic o A r iz o n a * * 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 1880 Ii ii B I t i. E ii, Ei lli* rt «» © 3 2 S+ © © © • ©+ >© 1 I I T I I© i7 1 < i T i i, I© ©© © ©© © © © “ *© © i5 2© , o iu o O o < <r COTTON STATES EAST SO UTH C E N TR AL W EST SO U TH C E N TR A L PER CENT PE R C E N T 0 10 20 No. 2. P E R C E N T O F T E N A N C Y I N E A C H A G E G RO U P, FOR S E L E C T E D S T A T E S : 1920. 30____ 40______60 1920 WESTERN STATES | ■ _________ __ L lli | t S S UTAH M ONT. N. M EX, \ 1 II l W ASH. OREO . 2 2 + n © © © © © ei © © t l f n© © S i 5 + . i l i 1 © 1 © © © © © O 1 IC ■ 1. | Ill Ii ?H 3 r* ■ f 60 40T ■ i l l 1 © © © © © m © © 1 l._ l l . __ 111 rm nun 3 12 « 2 + 7 1 i 1 i © * © © © © © « « ♦ © 8 ? f ? ? s 1 © © © © © C4 « C © 33 © © © + 7 1 T ,| i JO ■ © © © © © o © © e* 30 20 10 AG E GROUP CAUF. 2S7 PLATE No. 288 . PER CENT OF IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS OPERATED BY TENANTS, OWNERS, AND MANAGERS, FOR SELECTED STATES: 1920. PER C E N T 0. 20 40 60 80 100 ////////////////////////////////////A IOW A v''...... : ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ IN D IA N A ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ N O R T H D A K O TA £ ZZZZZZZZZ/ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZs P E N N S Y L V A N IA szzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. KANSAS 'ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZz G E O R G IA _____ L___ _L ____ L_____ C A L IF O R N IA M I T ZZZZZZZZZZZ/ZZZZZZZZs V IR G IN IA U TAH / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / TE X A S a m ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ/ 1 NEW ENGLAND E ^ i l TENANTS O W N ER S VZ//////A M A N A G E R S 2. RELATION BETWEEN QUALITY OF SOIL AND PER CENT OF TENANCY: MONROE, NORTHAMPTON, LEHIGH, AND CARBON COUNTIES, PAS O IL S H (322) TENANCY I PLATE No. 289 I. PER CENT OF FARMS OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY COUNTIES: 1920. f • f Lees than 10 per cent . 10 t o 20 p er oent. 20 t o 30 per cent. lilllllllW 30 t o 40 per oent. P #%•■:! 40 t o 60 per oent. fo w S l 50 t o 60 p er cent. Kt«t*3 60 t o 70 per cent. & % £ 7 0 t o 80 per cent. M H 6 0 t o 00 per cent. 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.] ^ -I Lem than 10 per cent. 10 t o 20 per cent. 20 t o 30 per oent. IPJUI 30 t o 40 per oent. b 40 t o 50 per oent. f' 60 t o 60 per oent. | 60 t o 70 per cent. 1 70 t o 80 per cent. | 80 t o 90 per cent. 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 GOO UNDER 25 26 TO 34 35 TO 44 45 TO 54 55 TO 64 65 A N D OVER T H E SO U TH UNDER 26 25 TO 34 35 TO 44 45 TO 54 65 TO 64 66' A N D O VER THE UNDER 26 25 TO 36 TO 34 44 46 TO 64 65 TO 64 W EST TB" 7 7 J7 2 TENANTS OW NERS A N D MANAGERS 65 A N D O V E R 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) Y //////A TENANTS 60 00 PLATE No. 291 1. PER CENT OF TENANCY IN EACH AGE GROUP, FOR THE NORTH, SOUTH, AND WEST: 1890 TO 1920. 'T J J A , 1910 I 1920 o. US D OO <H o UND ER 25 YEARS 25 TO 34 TO 35 45 TO 44 54 55 AND O VER frfrfrsaofl 1900 UND ER 25 YEARS 25 TO 34 tY / / / / A I®9® 35 TO 44 45 TO 54 55 Q. Ui D AND O VER O o < tr o 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. l l l l l l l l OWNERS |%^%|PART OWNERS |§ § |M A N A G E R 8 fc p S ICASH TENANTS B B J 8HARE TENANTS PER CENT OPERATED B Y OWNERS AND MANAGERS 90 80 70 60 BO 40 30 20 PER CENT OPERATED B Y TENANTS 10 10 r 11 i i 20 i r i r i 30 40 60 SO 70 60 80 T H E U N IT E D STATES NUMBER OF FARMS 6.448.'343 I I llllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllll^ /^ LANPIN FARMS 95&,8ga,7l5 ACRES IMPROVED LAND 503.078.007 ACRE8 ES I w m m g zzh W k TH E NORTH NUMBER OF FARMS ;2.i76 sU oS I Illllllllim jlllllllllllS Illlllllllllllll^ :/'// | 1 UANP IN PARM9 432.27I.06I ACRES | f 291,865.982 ACRES! llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll^^K/y I I MPROVED LAND T H E WEST 4UMBEft OF FARMS )4fl TH E SOUTH (W H ITE ) * i i » \t i i i I I NUMBER OF FARMS 2.083.760 iiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimi^^ |LAND IN FARM8 308.803.S37 ACRES IMPROVED LAND 120.885.884 ACRES I I ' u r n ............ T H E SOUTH (COLORED) |LAND IN FARMS 41.318,486 ACRES! I I I | | I IM^ROVEO LAND 2 7 ,7 4 3 !T 6 ^ 0 R E ^ ^ n 1 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 0 OWNERS IQ 20 80 40 50 SO 70 80 '00 TENANTS THE NORTH THE WEST THE SOUTH (W H IT E ) OWNERS TENANTS THE SOUTH (.COLORED) OWNERS (326) R & g & fl LAND tS S J jIMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY g g g g jB U IL D IN G S —1— 1 LIVE STOCK 100 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 30 30 26 26 20 20 16 16 1 10 e ■1 « t««» INCOME in • • t E } g o - « d i iB N 111. A a ® o _ l l i S S i l S . E l l l i . i • o a a a o a s ® a a a v a a a a c i ® — c* « . t <o ® t- ca a e ? l • § i 111 ,| III 5 M M N « « i - l * > > < 1 ' ' | 10 1,. 1 l l l l l i g g g g g g g g g . aissssssssi-• < 1 2 , l 1 l 1 “ o f i l l 1 l 1 S ft l UUN>. ,«C0MC I I I g S I l ” < »“ " » 2. RETURN ON LANDLORD’S INVESTMENT, IN RELATION TO TENANT’S LABOR INCOME, YAZOO-MISSISSIPPI DELTA: 1913. t LABOR £ I NCOME tL oo^.. .8 8 S « « | I I 3 <a I I O ° I § I § Sea Cl 1 ' 1 ' w 5 • S 8 8 I - *-*a 8o* 8 ®8 83 + £ LABOR £ INCOME q |- I’ I I I g s ° i i § i - (327) 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 (a ■' T| . 4 f J v t jw J f!T r 4 y/LfW A. j4,in ,ra« n g d r a in a g e e n te rp ris e s s h o w n in red S ' *1* wo U U T & IW U •oo Mile* 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 <33S) APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920. KANSAS. PLATE APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND AREA OF OPERATING DRAINAGE ENTERPRISES: 1920. KENTUCKY. I339 > 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. ~r j \k toiiijp r~ r l z i: i ! /i ( 8 4 .'! I 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. O H IO . ... — - =047" r* .i* "4T 7 2 3 ° - 24'!' -2.3 (3 4 0 ) 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. ,NO !*»**' 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 of C om m erce BUREAU OF THE CENSUS epartm ent 4 areas sh ow n in red APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED AREAS: 1920 PLATE NO. 323 ftnuiron. KJktfK V A iiiTlii > "'A Co , \ajnbtn | Muj>'*ti‘rr+ •jr tittutn*'** \?„xrult,'n fo I S 1 paV* ■ .Ato/Uotm I.nti**r •Alton It/lermn • ■ Kntpt', n s -v "Uau f., Atf^' .Ulan*1 A ,i /'.t.'/.L f <Yl-tttbury N^i'«ui Anti). S c a le u il » t& o oo too_____aoo *oo aoo_________ooo M ilp s PLATE No. 324 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. PLATE -i i; ic APPROXIMATE LOCATION AND EXTENT OF IRRIGATED LAND: 1920. NEBRASKA. (<J9«) I £ No. 332 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. ■o'.n; i 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. f .3711 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 . (374)