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AGRICULTUREPLATES 237-408

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AGRICULTURE.

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T it l e .Relative proportion of improved and unimproved land area

in farms to the total land area of the United States: 1850-1910.

1. Total land area and area of improved and unimprovedland in farms: 1910 and 1900.

2. Total land area and improved and unimproved land infarms: 1850-1910.

3. Number of farms: 1850-1910.Per cent land in farms formed of total land area, by counties:

1910 (map).Average acreage of all land per farm, by counties: 1910 (map).

1. Proportion of improved land in farms to total land area, bystates: 1910 (map).

2. Average number of acres of all farm land per farm, bystates: 1910 (map).

Per cent improved land in farms formed of total land area, by counties: 1910 (map).

Improved land in farms, April 15,1910 (map).Average acreage of improved land per farm, b y counties: 1910

(map).1. Per cent of increase in number of acres of improved land

in farms, by states: 1900-1910 (map).2. Per cent of increase in number of acres of improved land

in farms, b y states: 1890-1900 (map).Size of farmsNumber 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

(map).Size of farms Number of farms of 100 to 174 acres, April 15,

1910 (map).Size of farmsNumber of farms of 260 to 499 acres, April 15,

1910 (map).Size of farms Number of farms of 1,000 acres and over, April

15, 1910 (map).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: 1850-

1910.1. Total value of farm property by each class of farm prop

erty: 1910.2. Average value of all farm property per farm: 1850-1910.3. Value of farm land and buildings: 1850-1910.1. Per cent of increase in value of all farm property, by

states: 1850-1860 (map).2. Per cent of increase in value of all farm property, by





states: 1900-1910 (map).Per cent of increase in value of all farm property, by counties-

1900-1910 (map).

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258

T itle./ 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).259 Per cent of increase in average value of farm land per acre, by

counties: 1900-1910 (map).260 Farm land Value, April 15, 1910 (map).261 Farm buildingsValue, April 15,1910 (map).262 Farm implements and machinery Value, April 15,1910(map).

Per cent of land area in farms, and average value of farm landper acre, b y counties: 1910 (maps)

263 Alabama. 290 New Jersey.264 Arizona. 291 New M exico.265 Arkansas. 292 New York.266 California. 293 North Carolina.267 Colorado. 294 North Dakota.268 Connecticut. 295 Ohio.269 Delaware. 296 Oklahoma.270 Florida. 297 Oregon.271 Georgia. 298 Pennsylvania.272 Idaho. 299 Porto R ico (average value273 Illinois. of farm land per acre, by274 Indiana. m unicipalities).275 Iowa. 300 Rhode Island.276 Kansas. 301 South Carolina.277 Kentucky. 302 South Dakota.278 Louisiana. 303 Tennessee.279 Maine. 304 Texas (per cent of land280 Maryland. area in farms).281 Massachusetts. 305 Texas (average value of282 Michigan. farm land per acre).283 Minnesota. 306 Utah.284 Mississippi. 307 Vermont.285 Missouri. 308 Virginia.286 Montana. 309 Washington.287 Nebraska. 310 West Virginia.288 Nevada. 311 Wisconsin.289 New Hampshire. 312 W yoming.

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321

1. Proportion of farms owned to all farms, b y states: 1910(map).

2. Proportion of farms owned to all farms, b y states: 1900(map).

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 Number of farms operated b y owners and part owners, April 15, 1910 (map).

Farm tenure Number of farms operated b y tenants, April 15, 1910 (map).

Farm tenure Number of farms operated b y share tenants, April 15, 1910 (map).

Farm tenure Number of farms operated b y cash tenants,April 15, 1910 (map).

1. Per cent of number of farms operated b y tenants, b y states.1910 (map).

2. Per cent of all land in farms operated b y tenants, by states.1910 (map).

Per cent of farms operated b y tenants, b y counties: 1910 (map).


AGRICULTURE - Continued.I'l-VTF.No. T it l e .

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II. Per cent of improved land in farms operated by tenants,

b y states: 1910 (map).

2. Number of farms operated by their owners free from mortgage and mortgaged: 1910.

Mortgaged farms Number, April 15, 1910 (map).1. Number of farms, classified by color and nativity of

operator: 1910.2. Average value of farm property per acre for white and

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: 1910.5. Average value of farm property per farm for white and

colored farmers: 1900.Total number of acres in farms of white and colored farmers:

1910 and 1900.1. Per cent of number of farms of white farmers operated by

white owners, b y states: 1910 (map).2. Per cent of number of farms of colored farmers operated

b y colored owners, b y states: 1910 (map).1. Per cent of number of farms of white farmers operated by

white tenants, b y states: 1910 (map).2. Per cent of number of farms of colored farmers operated

b y colored tenants, b y states: 1910 (map).1. Per cent of number of all farms operated by colored farm

ers, b y states: 1910 (map).2. Per cent of number of farms of white farmers operated by

white managers, b y states: 1910 (map).Farm tenure Number of farms operated by colored owners

and part owners, April 15, 1910 (map).Farm tenure Number of farms operated b y colored tenants,

April 15, 1910 (map).

II. Per cent of all land in farms of white farmers operated by

white owners, b y states: 1910 (map).

2. Per cent of all land in farms of colored farmers operated b y colored owners, b y states: 1910 (map).

II. Per cent of all land in farms of white farmers operated by

white managers, b y states: 1910 (map).

2. Per cent of all land in farms of colored farmers operated b y colored managers, b y states: 1910 (map).

1. Per cent of all land in farms of white farmers operated bywhite tenants, b y states: 1910 (map).

2. Per cent of all land in farms of colored farmers operated bycolored tenants, b y states: 1910 (map).

II. Per cent of all land in farms operated by colored farmers,

b y states: 1910 (map).

2. Per cent of improved land in farms operated by colored farmers, b y states: 1910 (map).

Selected p lantation area, boundaries of cotton belt, and counties having 50 per cent or more of negro population: 1910 (m ap).

Domestic animals V alu e on farms and ranges, April 15. 1910 (m ap).

Neat cattle N u m b er on farms and ranges, April 15, 1910 (m ap).

Cattle on farms: 1910 and 1900.1. Cattle on farms Num ber, b y states: April 15,1910 (m ap).2. Dairy cows on farmsNumber, by states: April 15, 1910

(m ap).D a iry cows N u m b er on farms and ranges, April 15, 1910 (m ap).

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f l . Sheep on farms: 1910 and 1900. 12.2. Horses, mules, and asses and burros: 1910 and 1900.1. Horses, mules, and asses and burros on farms Number,

b y states: April 15, 1910 (map).2. Sheep on farms Number, b y states: April 15, 1910

(map).Horses and mules Number on farms and ranges, April 15,

1910 (map).

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369370371372373374

375

376377378379380381382383384

385386387388

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, by states: April 15, 1910 (inapt. 12. Fowls on farms Number, by states: April 15. 1910 (map). PoultryNumber 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 which value of specified crops formed of 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, by 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 of 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, by states: 1899-1909(map).

2. All cereals Acreage, b y states: 1909 (map).1. Changes in yield of corn crop per acre, by states: 1899-1 909

(map).2. CornAcreage, by states: 1909 (map).

Wheat Acreage, b> states: 1909 (map).Oats Acreage, by 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.

CornProduction 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 forageAcreage, by states: 1909 (map).

Barley Production in 1909 (map).Rye Production in 1909 (map).Buckwheat Production in 1909 (map).Tobacco Production in 1909 (map).Hay and forage Production in 1909 (map).AlfalfaProduction 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.

PotatoesProduction in 1909 (map).Sweet potatoes and yams Production in 1909 (map).Dry peas and beansProduction in 1909 (map).Rice Production in 1909 (map).Sugar beetsProduction in 1909 (map).Flaxseed Production in 1909 (map).HopsProduction in 1909 (map).Cotton Production in 1909 (map).

Cotton Acreage, by states: 1909 (map).Fruits and nutsValue, by states: 1909 (map).

Small fruits Production in 1909 (map).Orchard fruits Production in 1909 (map).GrapesProduction in 1909 (map).Centers of farms, agricultural products, and population: 1900

and 1910 (map).


AGRICULTUREContinued.P l a t e

N o . T it l e .389 Normal annual precipitation in the United States: 1870-1901

(map).Per cent of total land area irrigated, and per cent of number

of farms irrigated, by counties: 1909 (maps)390 Arizona. 396 New Mexico.391 California. 397 Oregon.392 Colorado. 398 Utah.393 Idaho. 399 Washington.394 Montana. 400 Wyoming.395 Nevada.

P la teNo. T i t l e .

Approximate location and extent of the land included irrigation projects: 1910 (maps)

401 |L w y ming-12. Colorado.

12 f l . Ari 12. Nei

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403

404

2. Colorado.Arizona.

2. New Mexico, fl. Idaho.12. Montana.

Nevada. Utah.

405

f l . Washington. 12. Oregon.

406 California.407 i x. North Dakota.

South Dakota. Nebraska. Kansas.

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PLATE NO. 237

RELATIVE PROPORTION OF IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED LAND AREA IN FARMS TO THE TOTAL LAND AREA OFTHE UNITED STATES: 1850-1910

1350 I 8 6 0


PLATE NO. 238

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

MILLIONS OF ACRES


PER CENT LAND IN FARMS FORMED OF TOTAL LAND AREA, BY COUNTIES: 1910Per cent for the U nited S tates, 16.2.

PLATE NO. 239


AVERAGE ACREAGE OF ALL LAND PER FARM, BY COUNTIES: 1910Average for th e U nited S tates, 138.1 acres.

PLA TE NO. 240


PLATE NO.

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

MIC*;

IO W A,NEBR.

KANS.

T l NN.

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.1 he heavy lines ( ) show ponjfraphio divisions.

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


PER CENT IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS FORMED OF TOTAL LAND AREA, BY COUNTIES: 1910Per cent for tlio XT lilted S tates, 25.1.

PLATE NO. 242


PLATE NO. 243


AVERAGE ACREAGE OF IMPROVED LAND PER FARM, BY COUNTIES: 1910PLATE NO. 244

Average for ttie U nited sta te 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


PLATE NO. 246


PLATE NO. 247


PLATE NO. 248


PLATE NO. 249


PLATE NO. 250


PLATE NO. 251

1.

NEVADA

W YOMING

M ONTANA

NORTH DAKO TA

SOUTH D AKO TA

CALIFORNIA

NEW MEXICO

NEBRASKA

COLORADO

TEXAS

OREGON

KANSAS

W ASHINGTON

MINNESOTA

IDAHO

UTAH

IOWA

O KLAHOM A

VERMONT

ARIZONA

ILLINOIS

M is s o u r i

NEW HAMPSHIRE

WISCONSIN

VIRGINIA

Fl o r id a

MAINE

W EST VIRGINIA

M ARYLAND

NEW YORK

INDIANA

OE LAW ARE

GEORGIA

M ic h ig a n

Oh io

NORTH CAROLINA

LOUISIANA

KENTUCKY

PENNSYLVANIA

RHOOE ISLAND

CONNECTICUT

TENNESSEE

ARKANSAS

ALABAM A

MASSACHUSETTS

NEW JERSEY

80U TH CAROLINA

MISSISSIPPI3. A VERAG E S I Z E OF FARMS: 1 85 0 -1910

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W//A y/M w / / M m

Y/AVA LANDIMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY

BUILDINGS m LIVE STOCK

4. VALUE OF IM P L E M E N T S AND M ACH IN ERY

ON FARMS '. 1 85 0 -1 9 10

BILLIONS OF DOLLAR8 O 2)4

1 9 1 0

1 9 0 0

1 8 9 0

1880 1 8 7 0

I 8 6 0

1 8 5 0

5. VALUE OF LIVE STOCK (DOMEST IC AN IMALS, POULTRY, AND B EES ) ON F A R M S i 1 85 0 -1910

BILLIONS OF DOLLARS

6. AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND A N D B U ILD IN G S PER ACRE: 1850- 1910

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

AVERAGE SIZE OF FARMS: 1910 AND 1900Average num ber of acres of all farm land per farm .

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PLATE NO. 252

1. TOTAL VALUE OF FARM PROPERTY BY EACH CLASS OF FARM PROPERTY: 1910

HUN DREDS OF M IL L IO N S OF D O LLA R S

15 2 0 25IL L IN O I3

IOW A

TE X A S

NEBRASKA

MISSOURI

K AN SA S

OHIO

IN D IA N A

C A LIFO R N IA

M IN N ES O TA

NEW YORK

W ISCO NSIN

P EN N S Y LV A N IA

SO U TH D A K O TA

M IC H IG A N

N O R TH D A K O TA

O K L A H O M A

K E N T U C K Y

W A S H IN G TO N

VIR G IN IA

TENNESSEE

GEORGIA

NO R TH C A R O LIN A

OREGON

CO LO R AD O

M ISSISSIPPI

AR K AN SA S

S O U TH C A R O LIN A

A LA B A M A

M O N T A N A

W E S T V IR G IN IA

IDAHO

LO U IS IA N A

M A R Y LA N D

NEW JERSEY

M A S SA C H U SE TTS

M A IN E

W Y O M IN G

NEW M E X IC O

C O N N E C T IC U T

U T A H

V E R M O N T

FLO R ID A

NEW HAM P S H IR E

A R IZ O N A

DELAW AR E

N E V AD A

RHO DE ISLA N D


PLATE NO. 253

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



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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


PER CENT OF INCREASE IN VALUE OF ALL FARM PROPERTY, BY COUNTIES! 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0Per cent for the U nited Ntates, 100.5.

PLATE NO. 256


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

PLATE NO. 257

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


AVERAGE VALUE OF LAND IN FARMS PER ACRE, BY COUNTIES: 1910Averajjo rcr acre, even I hough only a small j>ori ion of the county may be occupied t>\ farm land.

PLATE NO.


PLA TE NO. 259

PER CENT OF INCREASE IN AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, BY COUNTIES: 1 9 0 0 -1 9 1 0Per cent for tlie U nited S tates, 108.1.

Loss I linn 25 per cent.. E S 3 28 to 50 per cent. jVZ/A 50 to 75 per cent.

75 to 100 ]K'r cent.100 to 125 per cent.125 to 150 per cent.

f i lB I 150 to 200 per cent.200 per cent and over.


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PLATE NO. 261


PLATE NO. 262


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PLATE NO. 264

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

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cent for the state , 1.7.

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

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage for the state , $.t!i.97.

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

% 9 0 TO 05 CCN1

H H es to i oo ctMT

S 3 S I 0 0 TO S I 25 PER ACRC

| H t I 2i> AND OVt H Pt H ! Ht


PLATE NO. 265

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND 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 ACREPer cen t for th e sta te , 51.8. Average for the state , $14.13.

When the value is less than $10 per acre, i t is inserted under the county name.

'FULTON

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 ACREPer cent for the state , 28. Average for the sta te , 917.16.

The per cent of land area In farms, when less than 20, is Inserted under the county name. When the value is less than $10 per acre, i t is inserted under the county namo.

/ SISKIYOU MODOC '/

SHASTA V LASSENTRINITY

9 .0 7 A

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

SIERRA //GLENN

VvV *9-42\ MONO

T V / ' /CONTRA C 0 8 T A T SAN FRANCISCO--" ALAMEDA.

SAN MATEO' SANTA/'

SANTA C R U Z -*

INYO

TULARE

KINQS,

'/K E R N

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

[a n o e l e s i

R lV E R 9 'O e

8.6*7*

BUTTE

CONTRA C 0 8 T A T SAN FRANCISCO

ALAMEDA.

SAN MATEO-

SANTA

INYO1.7%

KERN / .OBISPO,

SAN BERNARDINO1.6%

ANOELES

p,VERSlOe,1.2%

(P**'*4-(J.6%

CONTRA COSTA AN FRANCISCO

8%ALAMEDA

SAN M ATEO"*]

SANTA CRUZ

LESS THAN $ 1 0 PER ACRE

$ 1 0 TO $ 2 6 PER ACRE

$ 2 5 TO $ 6 0 PER ACRE

$ 6 0 TO $ 7 6 PER ACRE

$ 7 6 TO $ 1 0 0 PER AORE

$ 1 0 0 TO $ 1 2 6 PER ACRE

$ 1 2 6 AND OVER PER ACRE

I f SISKIYOU I MODOCf t \ ,L ,ia% l ia.8%

| | k f f - i j -----------7 & ,\ _ j SHASTA LASSEN

TRINITY f I6 .8 ? i I 10.2%^ 4.6% y ^

A . ' I Y /y J E H A M K y / /^ . \

t'jttA 6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

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

v z 9 0 TO 9 6 PER CENT

f l U Ofj TO I 0 0 K H CENT


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

PLATE NO. 267

FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN COLORADO,

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cent for tlio sta te , 20.4.

T h e per cent of land area in farms, when less than 20. is inserted u n d p rt^p county n.ime.

m 2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT 6 j8i l 6 0 TO 8 0 PER C m 0 0 TO 0 6 PER CCMT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

i f HO FARMS REPORTED

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

LESS THAN S lO PER ACRE

ED S 10 TO S26 PER ACRE

$ I 2 5 ANO OVER p e r ACRE$ 2 5 TO S 6 0 PER ACRE

$ 5 0 TO $ 7 5 PER ACRE

$ 7 6 TO S I 0 0 PER ACRE

r a S > O O . O S I K C O P0 T i


PLATE NO. 268

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS

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

Per cent for tlio state , 70.ft.

LEM THAN 2 0 PtR CENT

2 0 TO 4 0 C l NT

% ) 4 0 t o 0 nn c e n t

6 0 TO 8 0 CCNT

8 0 t o # 0 ce NT

zza 90 TO 9 6 CMT 65 TO I on K CCNT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage for th e sta te , $33.03.


PLA TE 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 AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREP erc e n t f o r tlie .sta te ,82.6. Average f o r the state ,


PLATE NO. 270

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

JACKSONWALTON12.8% OAOSOEN

8 0 TO 9 0 PER CENT Taylor9.6% CLAY8 . 1%

ALACHUA9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT

LEVY18 5*.

LAKE

ORANGE1 5 .3 %

PASCO { _9 _9 % ____ |

HILLSBORO |^ g I 3 .4 % j POLK

15 1%

| ST. LUCit 2 0%

WALTON* 7 0 8

NASSAU, / 0 * 0 D I t

f v : m a d is o n \ . _ . r o * ^& Y ', -tON ; * ' / * 8 . 4 9 / * V J

^ v r - i $ / \ ,v^> N W AKU lt* I / I V "SA, 1 1, .5 _ < * 3 . 5 6 - * > J ta y io b J ,

V t ? 3 r v }

OE SOTO6 .5 %

b e a c h

CLAY

ALACHUAS 9 .8 9

OAOE2.4%VOLUSIA

LAKECITRUS MONROE^G.7%ORANGE

PASCO

HILLSBOROPOLK

ST. LUCIE

OE SOTO

PALM BEACH

MONROE

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cent for the state , 15.

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

LESS THAN 2 0 PER CENT

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT

6 0 TO 8 0 PER r tw *

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage for the state , #17.84.

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

- i j %.

- J LESS THAN S I 0 PER ACRE

2 S I 0 TO * 2 5 PER ACRE

Y/\ * 2 5 TO * 5 0 PER ACRE f f l * 5 0 TO * 7 5 PER ACRE


PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN GEORGIA, BY COUNTIES; 1910P L A T E NC). 271

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREPer cent for th e sta te , 71.7. Average for t ho state , $13.71.

The per re n t of land area in farms, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name. When the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the county name.

TOWNSP T r r ,o a d e /UNION LESS THAN 2 0 PEK CENT

WALKER GILMER^ HABER VS V V 3 H A M

2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

-LUMI4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT[CHATTOOGA GORDON,

, PICK E. NSi [f r a n k l in .16 0 TO 8 0 PER CENTJAWSOfO

iDANKSj (h a r t '

8 0 TO 9 0 PER CENTH^EROKE^ rOHSV]FLOYD BARTOW9 0 TO 9 5 PER CENT

| J A C K S ON^J^J^ q j g o nJ V V | E L B E RT,

9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENTPOLK[GWINNETT^ CLARKEi

c o b b ! OGLETHORPE| p a u l d in q J

Ih ARALSONji WALTON 1 LINCOLNiful'VvvCo^ S

LTO NIDEKALB, ,WILKE8[d o u g l a s j

COLUMBIACOLUMBIA^I^ MPBELLj-roN^ l TALI A 'A /Iferro.>/'TALIA

PLATE NO. 272

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

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

Per cent for the s la te , 9.9.The per cent of land area in farms, when less than 20, is Inserted under the county name.

e r a s e f o r t h e s t a t e , 9 4 1 . 6 a .

When the value Is less than $10 per acre, i t is inserted under the county name.

LESS THAN $ 1 0 PE* 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 $ 100 PER ACRE

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


PLATE NO. 271

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

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

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cent for th e sta te , 90.7.

m

i______ i LESS THAN 2 0 PER f f NT

K ' V / j 2 0 TO 4 0 PER CENT

4 0 TO CO PER CENT

6 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

8 0 TO 0 0 PER CENT

m 9 0 TO 9 6 PER CENT

I W f l 9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT

Average for the state , 995.02.

* 1 0 TO f 2C> PER ACRE

* 2 5 TO * 6 0 PER ACRE

* 0 0 TO $ 7 5 PER ACRE

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

* 1 0 0 TO * 1 2 5 PEH A.RE


PLATE NO. 274

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

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer ccn t for t lie sta te , 92.3.

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage tor tlio state ,


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 5 TO 1 0 0 P E R C E N T

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

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

S T A R K E

A L L E N* / j A 8 P E R r P U L A S K I C F U L T O N

C A S 8

' w e l l s ![C A R R O L L j

H O W A R D

,WARRENiI C L IN T O N l jV n P T O f f

H A M IL T O IItJO O NEj

[M A R IO N !

V / / / /P U T N R U S H ^

[S H E L B 'M O R O A NV IG O

m , \Y Y Y O W E N >

FRANKLIN

lE C A T U I

IBRO W NW8 U L L IV A N

R IP L E YO R E E N E

O H IOJ A C K S O N i y

W , A S W IT Z E R 5

IefV r'sO ^ V ^KNOX iD A V IE !

O R A N G E LESS THAN $ I 0 PER ACREC L A R K

P IK E / D U B O IS - 'p R A W F O R C fV $ I 0 TO $ 2 5 PER ACREGIBSON

$ 2 5 TO $ 5 0 PER ACREW A R R IC K

PER R Y5 5 0 TO $ 7 5 PER ACREP O SEY P E N C E I

$ 7 5 TO $ I 0 0 PER ACRE

$ I 2 5 AND OVER PER ACRE


PLA TE 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 FARMSPer cent for th e state , 95.4.


W''/A 2 0 TO 4 0 PER CEHT

4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT

0 0 TO 8 0 PER CENT

8 0 TO BO PER CENT

m 9 0 TO 0 5 PER CENT U S 9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CtNT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage for tu e sta te , 882.58.


PLATE NO. 276

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

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cen t for th e s ta te , 82.9.

LEAVENWORTH

WYANDOTTE

LEU THAN 2 0 PCR CINT

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

m 9 0 TO 9 6 PER CENT 1 ^ 1 9 5 TO 1 0 0 PER CENT


When the value is less than $10 per acre, i t is inserted under the county name.

DONIPHAN

b r q w n ;REPUBLIC'o e c a t u r , i n o r t o n :

ATCHISON]NJACKSOfCLOUD, .LEAVENWORTH

THOMAS , SHERlOAN^Jv GRAHAM 'a '/j > ' / - vx v. v. v. '/. //V* V/Va y . v V '///I

M ITCHELL-;o s b o r n e CLAY. WYANDOTTE

'O TTA W A '

///VWABAUNSEE! ID O U G LASy JOHNSONf

Je l l s w o r t h JMORRIS

RUSHl y o n :

' ' / / / / , / , X ' ' / / / / / / /ININE y V V < ''h o d q e m a n -

Ha m il t o n ;^,STAFFORD fO O D S O N ^f ALLEN j / 30U rbO NEOWAROS

'G RAY' BUTLERSEDGWICK,

STANTONS 6 .9 0

GRANT$ 7 .7 7

/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / WILSON /J ' NEOSHOJ CRAWFORD

CLARK-STEVENSS9.47 'A t om 'a 'n c 'H Sb* RB/ r,

^SEWARD}-,

LEM THAN S 10 PER ACRE

IO TO 8 2 6 PCR ACRE

2 6 TO SSO PCR ACRE

6 0 t o * 7 6 PER ACRE

7 6 TO SI0 0 PER ACRE

m 100 TO S I 2 6 PER ACRE S I 25 AND OVER PER ACRE


P LA TE NO. 277

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMS, AND AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE, IN KE NT UC K Y ,BY COUNTIES: 1910

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cent for th e state ,

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage for th e sta te , 921.83.

When the value Is less than $10 per acre, I t is Inserted under the county name.


PLATE NO. 278

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cent for the state , 35.9.

The per cent of land area in farms, when less than 20, is inserted under the parish name.

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

LESS THAN 20 PEN CENT

20 TO 40 WR CENT

40 TO BO PER CENT

60 TO 80 PER CERT

80 TO 90 PER CtHT

00 TO 06 PER CERT

05 TO I OO PER CERT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage for the state , $17.99.

When the value is less than $10 per acre, it is inserted under the parish name.

LESS THAN $ 10 PER ACRE

SIO TO *2 5 PER ACRE

*2 5 TO $5 0 PER ACRE

#50 TO S75 PER ACRE

*7 5 TO 91 00 PER ACRE

S 100 TO S I 25 PER ACRE

* I 25 ANO OVER PER ACRE


PLATE NO. 279

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

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cent Tor tlie s ta te , 32.9.


AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage for tlie sta te , 913.73.

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

LESS TH AN $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 P tR ACRE.

H $125 AND OVEH PER ACRE.


PLATE NO. 280


The per cent o f land area In farm s, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name.

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

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage tor the sta te , $32.32.

When the value is less then $10, i t is inserted under the county name.


PLA TE NO. 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 FARMSPer cen t for th e sta te , 55.9..


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 ACREAverage for tlie s ta te , 936.69.

LESS THAN S I 0 PER ACRE

' ' / ' A * I o TO * 2 5 PER ACRE

S 2 5 TO $ 5 0 PER ACRE

$ 5 0 TO $ 7 5 PER ACRE

$ 7 5 TO $ I OO PER ACRE

$ I 0 0 TO $ I 2 5 PER ACRE

9 H S I 2 5 AND OVER PER ACRE


PLATE 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 FARMSPer cent for the sta te , 51.5.

The per cent o f land area in farms, when less than 20, is inserted under the county name.

KEW E E N A W .

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage for the state , 932.48.



PLA TE NO. 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 ACREPer cen t for th e s ta te , 53.5. Average for th e s ta te , $36.82.

The per cent o f 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, i t is inserted under the county name.

ROSEAU' KITTSON

MARSHALL.

KOOCHICHING,BELTRAMIS O .8 IPENNINGTON'

COOK$ 0 .0 3'RED l a k e '

ITA8CA

'BECKERfCLAY

OTTER TAIL

-TOOO'MORRISON

LESS THAN $ 1 0 PER ACRER^ANT/^ OOUGLAJ

'BENTONi

'STEVENS^ 9 2 6 TO S 5 0 PER ACRE

ANOKASWIFT.

3 7 6 TO 9 1 0 0 PER ACRE

sy**9/v/tccmippe wa %;QUl PARLE 8 1 0 0 TO S I 2 5 PER ACRE

9 I 2 6 AND OVER PER ACREYELLOW MEOICINE

; s c o t t '

GOODHUEl y o n ; REDWOOD' [NICOLLET 1

BROWN

/P IPE ' STONE ASECAjSTE E LeJo q OGE^OLM ST C NON ACOTTON

, ja c k s o n ; I^LLMORE-ViHOUiTOI

;ICITT60N

MAR8HALI

KOOCHICHING3.6%;PENNINGTONj

REO LAKE

ITASCA8.2%

-CLAY

AITKIN6-0%

[t o d d j MORRISON/

j g r a n t / K o o u g la s j

[BENTON i

rpopE 8TEVENI >8TE ARNSl

|8WIFT>

[m e e k e r ]T4CHlPPEWA#j^

:LEO^jpCARVER4(YELLOW MEDlCINEl

Jd a k o t a 10 P I * >CM

10 TO 026 PIN AORI

026 TO 060 PC* ACftf

060 TO t7 6 PEN a c r i

076 to 100 Pt* A cn t

OlOO t o 0126 pen ac

0126


PLATE NO. 308

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

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cent for the sta te , 75.7.


m 2 0 TO 4 0 PCR CENT 4 0 TO 6 0 PER CENT

| 60 TO 8 0 PER CENT

8 0 TO 0 0 PEN CENT

m 00 TO OS PEN CENT 05 TO 100 PER CENT

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage /o r the s ta te , $20.24.

When the value is less than $10 per acre, i t is inserted under the county na-ne.


PLATE NO. 309


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

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



P LA TE 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 FARMSPer cen t tor the sta te , 65.2.


AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage for th e sta te , $20.>.'i.

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

LESS THAN S I 0 PER ACRE

IO 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


PLATE NO. 311

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

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cen t for th e .state, 59.6.

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

AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACREAverage for th e sta te , 9i.l.30.


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


PLA TE NO. 312

PER CENT OF LAND AREA IN FARMSPer cen t for tlio s ta te , 13.7.

The p e rc e n to t land area in farm s, when less than 20, is Inserted under the county name.

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

B % | 4 0 TO e o m i CENTI M T K H W n n i _ _ Q M 9 0 TO 95 PER CENT- jjgggjj SO TO 8 0 PEA CENT

o t o 4 0 c m BS t o 10 0 u c o i rE * % l BO TO BO > n OUT AVERAGE VALUE OF FARM LAND PER ACRE

Average Xor tlie state, 910.41.When the value is less than $10 per acre, I t is Inserted under the county name.

TO B 50 f t ACRELEM THAN B >0 PE* ACRE Q U IOO TO B I 2S PE* ACMEB g & a * 5 0 TO # 7 5 PCR ACRE V '/.'A > 0 TO # 2 5 PCR ACRE S I 2 5 ANO over per acre

# 7 6 TO 6 1 0 0 PER ACRE


1. PROPORTION OF FARMS OW NED TO ALL FARMS, RY STATES: 1910

PLA TE NO. 313

I i Less than 50 per cent.V77Z\ 50 to 75 per cent.M 75 to 90 per cent.

90 per cent and over.The heavy lines ( ^ ) show geographic divisions.

2, PROPORTION OF FARMS 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.


PLATE NO. 314

NUMBER OF FARMS, CLASSIFIED BY CHARACTER OF TENURE OF OPERATOR: 1910

o WASH.

o

OREG.

a. CAL.

O W N E R S V////A M A N A G E R S T E N A N T S


PLA TE NO. 315

ACREAGE OF ALL LAND IN FARMS, CLASSIFIED BY CHARACTER OF TENURE OF OPERATOR: 1910

80 100

O W N E R 8 V ///A M A N A G E R S


PLATE NO. 316


P LA TE NO. 317


PLATE NO. 318


P LA TE NO. 319


PLATE NO. 320

PER CENT OF NUMBER OF FARMS OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY STATES: 1910

2. PER CENT OF ALL LAND IN FARMS OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY STATES: 1910


PER CENT OF FARMS OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY COUNTIES; 1910Per cent for tlie United, states, 37.0.

PLATE NO. 321


PLATE NO. 322

1. PER CENT OF IMPROVED LAND IN FARMS OPERATED BY TENANTS, BY STATES: 1910

The heavy lines ( ) show geographic divisions.

I l Less than 10 per cent. K '-.l 10 to 20 per cent.V///A 20 to 30 per cent.CSSS 30 to 40 per cent.HK3 40 to 50 [H-r cent.E Q 60 to 60 per cent.H D ) 60 per cent and over.

2. NUMBER OF FARMS OPERATED BY THEIR OWNERS FREE FROM MORTGAGE AND MORTGAGED: 1910

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w m m m m K X iiw z w :BMI

8 3 n. Oak. i . OAK.

I

FREE FROM M O RTQ AQE B B MORTGAGED


PLA TE NO. 323


PLA TE NO. 324

1. N U M BER OF F ARM S, C L A S S I F I E D BY COLOR AN D NATIVITY OF OPERATO R! 1910

2 2 3 N .T iv l WHITt E Q IO * WNiTI U W NS OTNU H C H V M n

2. AVERAG E VALU E OF FARM P R O P E R T Y PER A C R E FOR W H ITE AND C O L O R E D F A R M E R S ) 1 910

DOLLARS

I WHITE COLORED

3. AVERAG E VALU E OF FARM PR O P E R T Y PER A C R E FOR W HITE AND C O LO R E D F A R M E R S : 1900

4. AVERAGE VALU E OF FARM P R O P E R T Y PER FARM FOR WHITE AND C O LO RED F A R M E R S ! 1910

5. AVERAG E V ALU E OF FARM P R O P E R T Y P ER F A R M FOR W H ITE AND

C O L O R E D F A R M E R S ) 1 900

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS


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