Location: East Central Iowa
County Average CSR2:
CSR2Weighted Average: 68.1
CSR2 Cropland Average: 86
State Average CSR2: 68.6
Average Price per CSR2 Point: $134.42
County Size: 718 sq miles
Farmland Acres: 339,227 total acres, 291,876 Cropland acres, 18,287 Woodland acres, 29,064 Other acres
Average Farmland Value (Price Per Acre):
$11,560
Average Farmland Value for East Central Iowa:
$11,051
Highest Known Farmland Sale in County:
Average County Rent: $280
Rent Range: $245-$328
Average rent for East Central Iowa:
$265
Rent per CSR Point:
$3.26
Improved Permanent Pasture:
$77.00/a Regional Average
Unimproved Permanent Pasture: $50.00/a Regional Average
Stalk Grazing per Acre:
$12.00/a Regional Average
Hunting Rights per Acre:
NA
Towns: Albuett, Ely, Palo, Robins, Hiawatha, Cedar Rapids. Fairfax, Prairieburg, Bertram, Lisbon, Marion, Mount Veon, Walford, Springville, Center Point, Coggon, Central City, Walker
Unincorporated Areas: Midway, Paris, Viola, Troy Mills, Toddville, Waubeek, Whittier
Townships: Grant, Spring Grove, Jackson, Boulder, Washington, Otter Creek, Maine, Buffalo, Fayette, Monroe, Marion, Brown, Clinton, Cedar Rapids, Bertram, Linn, Franklin, Putnam, College, Fairfax
History: Linn County was organized by the first legislative assembly of the Iowa Territory on January 15, 1839. A site was selected for its first county seat along Indian Creek, and was named Marion, after the Revolutionary War general Francis Marion. As early as 1855, there were debates over moving the county seat to the fast-growing Cedar Rapids, southwest of Marion, but it was not until November 6, 1919, that there were enough votes in favor of the move (9,960 to 4,823). The first rail line was built through Cedar Rapids in 1859, and made the town (and the county) a major commercial hub in easte Iowa.Lea more on the Linn County Iowa website.
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