Louisa County Iowa Farmland Profile
| Location | Southeast, Iowa |
|---|---|
| County Size | 402 sq. miles |
| Total Acres | 201,393 |
| Cropland Acres | 168,229 |
| Average Price Per Acre Farmland | $10,970 |
| Average Price Per Acre for Southeast, IA | $9,276 |
| CSR2 Weighted Average | 63.7 |
| CSR2 Cropland Average | 80 |
| State Average CSR2 | 68.6 |
| Average Price per CSR2 | $137.13 |
| Average County Rent | $236 |
| Rent Range | $193-$280 |
| Average rent for Southeast, Iowa | $240 |
| Rent per CSR2 Point | $2.95 |
| Improved Permanent Pasture | $69 |
| Unimproved Permanent Pasture | $49 |
| Stalk Grazing per Acre | NA |
| Hunting Rights per Acre | $NA |
Towns: Columbus City, Columbus Junction, Cotter, Fredonia, Grandview, Letts, Moing Sun, Oakville, Wapello
Unincorporated Areas: Toolesboro
Townships: Union, Columbus City, Concord, Port Louisa, Elm Grove, Marshall, Wapello, Jefferson, Moing Sun, Elliot
History: Louisa County was formed on December 7, 1836. It was named after Louisa Massey, who was very well known here at the time because she avenged the murder of her brother when she shot the party responsible. The first courthouse was a simple wood-framed building. In 1840, a second courthouse, measuring 40′ x 20′ (about 12 x 6 m), was constructed of stone. In 1854, a third structure was built. The courthouse used today was erected in 1928.
Louisa County Iowa Farmland Sales Resources
- Louisa County Iowa website
- Louisa County Assessor GIS Website
- Land Prices on our Iowa Farmland Prices Heatmap
- Free E-Book on How to Sell Land
- Find an Iowa Estate Attorney
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