US counties by land in farms

Coconino County had the highest land in farms of 3052 counties in 2007, at 6,101,943 acres. San Francisco County had the lowest, at 7 acres. The median was 184,897 acres and the figure for the United States was 922,095,840 acres. Source: the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

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Highest6,101,943Coconino County
Median184,8973052 counties
United States922,095,840History

Map of counties, 2007

acres, 2007. Hatched areas have no value for this period. Source: USDA NASS, Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022) via Data Commons. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2007

Coconino County: 6,101,943 acresCoconino County6,101,943Navajo County: 4,502,752 acresNavajo County4,502,752Cherry County: 3,759,629 acresCherry County3,759,629McKinley County: 3,172,899 acresMcKinley County3,172,899Pecos County: 2,907,965 acresPecos County2,907,965Big Horn County: 2,899,620 acresBig Horn County2,899,620Rosebud County: 2,714,024 acresRosebud County2,714,024Chaves County: 2,454,564 acresChaves County2,454,564Fergus County: 2,446,047 acresFergus County2,446,047Garfield County: 2,391,958 acresGarfield County2,391,958Converse County: 2,366,020 acresConverse County2,366,020Lea County: 2,365,168 acresLea County2,365,168Kern County: 2,361,765 acresKern County2,361,765Campbell County: 2,345,915 acresCampbell County2,345,915Blaine County: 2,330,605 acresBlaine County2,330,605Chouteau County: 2,277,842 acresChouteau County2,277,842Hudspeth County: 2,257,579 acresHudspeth County2,257,579San Miguel County: 2,241,222 acresSan Miguel County2,241,222Meade County: 2,208,880 acresMeade County2,208,880Union County: 2,192,690 acresUnion County2,192,690Natrona County: 2,181,451 acresNatrona County2,181,451Las Animas County: 2,179,242 acresLas Animas County2,179,242Carbon County: 2,172,544 acresCarbon County2,172,544Colfax County: 2,152,343 acresColfax County2,152,343Custer County: 2,127,013 acresCuster County2,127,013Weld County: 2,088,715 acresWeld County2,088,715Elko County: 2,085,135 acresElko County2,085,135Valley County: 2,061,260 acresValley County2,061,260Phillips County: 2,006,068 acresPhillips County2,006,068Johnson County: 1,946,197 acresJohnson County1,946,197Albany County: 1,856,054 acresAlbany County1,856,054Webb County: 1,855,894 acresWebb County1,855,894Perkins County: 1,829,157 acresPerkins County1,829,157Fremont County: 1,800,538 acresFremont County1,800,538Uintah County: 1,799,785 acresUintah County1,799,785Torrance County: 1,796,048 acresTorrance County1,796,048Lincoln County: 1,750,475 acresLincoln County1,750,475Brewster County: 1,747,087 acresBrewster County1,747,087Glacier County: 1,700,179 acresGlacier County1,700,179Carter County: 1,698,363 acresCarter County1,698,363Coconino County: 6,101,943 acresCoconino County6,101,943Navajo County: 4,502,752 acresNavajo County4,502,752Cherry County: 3,759,629 acresCherry County3,759,629McKinley County: 3,172,899 acresMcKinley County3,172,899Pecos County: 2,907,965 acresPecos County2,907,965Big Horn County: 2,899,620 acresBig Horn County2,899,620Rosebud County: 2,714,024 acresRosebud County2,714,024Chaves County: 2,454,564 acresChaves County2,454,564Fergus County: 2,446,047 acresFergus County2,446,047Garfield County: 2,391,958 acresGarfield County2,391,958Converse County: 2,366,020 acresConverse County2,366,020Lea County: 2,365,168 acresLea County2,365,168Kern County: 2,361,765 acresKern County2,361,765Campbell County: 2,345,915 acresCampbell County2,345,915Blaine County: 2,330,605 acresBlaine County2,330,605Chouteau County: 2,277,842 acresChouteau County2,277,842Hudspeth County: 2,257,579 acresHudspeth County2,257,579San Miguel County: 2,241,222 acresSan Miguel County2,241,222Meade County: 2,208,880 acresMeade County2,208,880Union County: 2,192,690 acresUnion County2,192,690Natrona County: 2,181,451 acresNatrona County2,181,451Las Animas County: 2,179,242 acresLas Animas County2,179,242Carbon County: 2,172,544 acresCarbon County2,172,544Colfax County: 2,152,343 acresColfax County2,152,343Custer County: 2,127,013 acresCuster County2,127,013Weld County: 2,088,715 acresWeld County2,088,715Elko County: 2,085,135 acresElko County2,085,135Valley County: 2,061,260 acresValley County2,061,260Phillips County: 2,006,068 acresPhillips County2,006,068Johnson County: 1,946,197 acresJohnson County1,946,197Albany County: 1,856,054 acresAlbany County1,856,054Webb County: 1,855,894 acresWebb County1,855,894Perkins County: 1,829,157 acresPerkins County1,829,157Fremont County: 1,800,538 acresFremont County1,800,538Uintah County: 1,799,785 acresUintah County1,799,785Torrance County: 1,796,048 acresTorrance County1,796,048Lincoln County: 1,750,475 acresLincoln County1,750,475Brewster County: 1,747,087 acresBrewster County1,747,087Glacier County: 1,700,179 acresGlacier County1,700,179Carter County: 1,698,363 acresCarter County1,698,363
acres. Source: USDA NASS, Census of Agriculture: land in farms, acres, nation, states and counties (1997 to 2022) via Data Commons. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

Full ranking

RankCounties2007
acres
1Coconino County6,101,943
2Navajo County4,502,752
3Cherry County3,759,629
4McKinley County3,172,899
5Pecos County2,907,965
6Big Horn County2,899,620
7Rosebud County2,714,024
8Chaves County2,454,564
9Fergus County2,446,047
10Garfield County2,391,958
11Converse County2,366,020
12Lea County2,365,168
13Kern County2,361,765
14Campbell County2,345,915
15Blaine County2,330,605
16Chouteau County2,277,842
17Hudspeth County2,257,579
18San Miguel County2,241,222
19Meade County2,208,880
20Union County2,192,690
21Natrona County2,181,451
22Las Animas County2,179,242
23Carbon County2,172,544
24Colfax County2,152,343
25Custer County2,127,013
26Weld County2,088,715
27Elko County2,085,135
28Valley County2,061,260
29Phillips County2,006,068
30Johnson County1,946,197
31Albany County1,856,054
32Webb County1,855,894
33Perkins County1,829,157
34Fremont County1,800,538
35Uintah County1,799,785
36Torrance County1,796,048
37Lincoln County1,750,475
38Brewster County1,747,087
39Glacier County1,700,179
40Carter County1,698,363
41Hill County1,697,232
42Laramie County1,691,648
43Yakima County1,649,281
44Fresno County1,636,224
45San Juan County1,630,556
46Powder River County1,620,068
47Yellowstone County1,615,769
48Custer County1,614,280
49Crockett County1,602,485
50Lincoln County1,601,185
51Harding County1,596,101
52Crook County1,569,912
53Presidio County1,559,722
54San Juan County1,546,914
55Sheridan County1,540,316
56Holt County1,532,629
57McCone County1,506,824
58Roosevelt County1,494,051
59Val Verde County1,493,671
60Quay County1,489,686
61Sweetwater County1,486,395
62Catron County1,482,579
63Cibola County1,478,697
64Harney County1,461,508
65Rio Arriba County1,460,186
66Roosevelt County1,451,828
67Dewey County1,449,585
68Niobrara County1,449,111
69Umatilla County1,447,321
70Socorro County1,429,970
71Guadalupe County1,405,030
72Lincoln County1,400,054
73Jeff Davis County1,390,903
74Cascade County1,379,645
75Dawson County1,378,564
76Washington County1,375,742
77Culberson County1,374,032
78San Luis Obispo County1,369,604
79Goshen County1,368,342
80Kit Carson County1,352,319
81Graham County1,345,629
82Sierra County1,344,339
83Yuma County1,334,453
84Oglala Lakota County1,333,708
85Weston County1,328,294
86Monterey County1,327,972
87Box Elder County1,320,177
88Platte County1,308,165
89Terrell County1,302,152
90Baca County1,300,876
91Sioux County1,292,053
92Osage County1,290,680
93Corson County1,283,038
94Richland County1,279,300
95Whitman County1,271,141
96Beaverhead County1,239,068
97Sheridan County1,224,625
98Grant County1,213,349
99Texas County1,205,978
100Okanogan County1,205,229
101Stutsman County1,193,231
102Pennington County1,185,055
103Jackson County1,184,156
104Malheur County1,170,664
105Tulare County1,168,684
106Gila County1,166,457
107Morton County1,165,098
108McLean County1,162,923
109Teton County1,152,691
110Haakon County1,151,144
111Williams County1,144,868
112Butte County1,140,405
113Elbert County1,134,199
114Musselshell County1,133,030
115Logan County1,132,299
116Beaver County1,128,871
117Otero County1,126,432
118Toole County1,115,019
119Eddy County1,107,912
120Morrow County1,104,250
121Polk County1,099,761
122Adams County1,098,487
123Lincoln County1,090,178
124Grant County1,087,952
125Brown County1,085,020
126McHenry County1,082,911
127Duchesne County1,076,470
128McKenzie County1,074,656
129De Baca County1,070,531
130Ward County1,066,242
131Sheridan County1,065,503
132Madison County1,060,883
133Ziebach County1,058,403
134Grant County1,058,178
135Garden County1,048,554
136Pinal County1,047,112
137Cimarron County1,044,528
138Dunn County1,043,932
139Merced County1,041,115
140Reeves County1,040,344
141Cass County1,038,930
142Prowers County1,037,336
143Mountrail County1,036,572
144Bottineau County1,028,699
145Hidalgo County1,028,547
146Duval County1,021,206
147Tripp County1,014,336
148Edwards County996,471
149Uvalde County989,917
150Fallon County978,818
151Lyman County976,457
152Lewis and Clark County971,240
153Kiowa County957,937
154Fall River County949,697
155Wasco County949,462
156Gaines County947,728
157Deaf Smith County945,814
158Pondera County944,486
159Harding County944,306
160Dallam County936,886
161Tom Green County923,509
162Stanley County921,110
163Mora County914,549
164Bingham County912,607
165Hartley County910,965
166Marshall County910,687
167Pueblo County910,566
168Kenedy County909,048
169Spink County907,643
170Barnes County907,184
171Richland County905,922
172Liberty County904,327
173Morrill County902,005
174Cheyenne County899,567
175Hand County898,741
176Otter Tail County898,703
177Sutton County894,515
178Curry County887,491
179Douglas County883,094
180Park County881,736
181Oldham County880,490
182Burleigh County879,542
183Bent County877,142
184Cavalier County873,377
185Emmons County871,766
186Todd County869,445
187Daniels County860,238
188Mohave County858,392
189Stillwater County857,474
190Dawes County848,753
191Judith Basin County838,477
192Stark County837,143
193Moffat County836,564
194Woods County833,775
195Grand Forks County825,552
196Cochise County824,226
197Wheatland County822,253
198Sweet Grass County812,759
199Meagher County812,412
200Andrews County808,474
201Schleicher County800,596
202Walsh County795,415
203Carbon County793,628
204Stanislaus County788,954
205Butler County787,290
206Eureka County783,440
207Woodward County783,200
208Reno County780,893
209Gallatin County776,868
210Beadle County769,855
211Slope County768,938
212Prairie County767,508
213Park County762,753
214Crook County761,548
215Grant County761,541
216Finney County760,110
217Benson County759,341
218Wheeler County757,780
219Wells County757,008
220Humboldt County756,313
221Cheyenne County754,598
222Kidder County753,284
223Bennett County753,263
224Zavala County752,017
225Caddo County749,918
226Ferry County749,452
227Medina County748,144
228Uinta County742,809
229San Joaquin County737,503
230Gilliam County733,387
231Sioux County730,306
232Mellette County729,778
233Morgan County728,092
234Santa Barbara County727,050
235Billings County724,532
236Hidalgo County722,582
237Bowman County720,756
238Roger Mills County719,356
239Ellis County718,058
240San Saba County717,799
241Ramsey County714,525
242Baker County711,809
243Sumner County709,865
244Jefferson County708,974
245Stearns County708,284
246Divide County708,034
247Dimmit County708,015
248Hettinger County707,833
249Montezuma County704,261
250Adams County701,575

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Land operated by farms in the census year, in acres, including cropland, pasture, woodland and land under farm buildings, as counted by the USDA Census of Agriculture every five years.

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Which county has the highest land in farms?

Coconino County, with 6,101,943 acres in 2007, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Statistics Service.

Which county has the lowest land in farms?

San Francisco County, with 7 acres in 2007.

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