Location: South Central Iowa
County Average CSR2:
CSR2 Weighted Average: 60.8
CSR2 Cropland Average: 85
State Average CSR2: 68.6
Average Price per CSR2 Point: $102.56
County Size: 561 sq miles
Farmland Acres: 316,579 total acres, 228,786 Cropland acres, 25,397 Woodland acres, 62,396 Other acres
Average Farmland Value (Price Per Acre):
$6,236
Average Farmland Value for South Central Iowa:
$4,658
Highest Known Farmland Sale in County:
Average County Rent: $180.00
Rent Range: $142-$217
Average rent for South Central Iowa:
$176.00
Rent per CSR Point:
$2.09
Improved Permanent Pasture:
$74.00/a Regional Average
Unimproved Permanent Pasture: $52.00/a Regional Average
Stalk Grazing per Acre:
$9.00/a Regional Average
Hunting Rights per Acre:
$16.00/a Regional Average
Towns: Bevington, East Peru, Patterson, Truro, Earlham, Macksburg, St. Charles, Winterset
Unincorporated Areas: Old Peru
Townships: Penn, Madison, Jefferson, Lee, Jackson, Douglas, Union, Crawford, Webster, Lincoln, Scott, South, Grand River, Monroe, Walnut, Ohio
History: Madison County was formed on January 13, 1846. It has been self-governed since 1849. It was named after James Madison (1751–1836), the fourth President of the United States (between 1809 and 1817). Hiram Hurst, a suspected murderer, arsonist and hog thief was the first white settler in Madison County, having come from Missouri about April 15th, 1846.
Additional Information: Learn more on the Madison County Iowa website.
