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Recent Sales in This County
- 10/6/16; 118.097 Acres; $23,619.40; $200/Acre; WRP; 0% Tillable; 54.9 CSR 2; $3.64/CSR 2 Point
- 10/27/16; 71.86 Acres; $410,000; $5,705.54/Acre; 61% Tillable; 65.1/CSR 2; $87.64/CSR 2 Point
- 10/27/16; 34.99 Acres; $235,000; $6,716.20/Acre; 28% Tillable; 60 CSR 2; $111.94/CSR 2 Point
- 2/21/17 77.65 acres $6500/acre CSR2 67.1 57.91 Tillable
- 11/29/17 37.12 Acres $7,000 84 CSR2 33.4 Tillable Acres $83.33 per CSR2 Point
- 11/29/17 28.94 Acres $7,000 80.7 CSR2 24.5 Tillable Acres $86.74 per CSR2 Point
- 12/20/17 84.49 Acres $5,300 66.3 CSR2 84 Tillable Acres $79.93 per CSR2 Point
- 12/20/17 32.54 Acres $5,550 79.9 CSR2 9.7 Tillable Acres $69.46 per CSR2 Point
Location: East Central Iowa
County Average CSR2:
CSR2 Weighted Average: 64.9 CSR2 Cropland Average: 82
State Average CSR2: 68.4
Average Price per CSR2 Point: $96.00
County Size: 439 sq miles
Farmland Acres: 219,001 total acres, 189,869 Cropland acres, 12,895 Woodland acres, 16,237 Other acres
Average Farmland Value (Price Per Acre):
$7,872
Average Farmland Value for East Central Iowa:
$8,218
Highest Known Farmland Sale in County:
159 Acres 79 CSR $10,061 / acre
Average County Rent: $197.00
Rent Range: $152/a to $234/a
Average rent for East Central Iowa:
$235.00
Rent per CSR Point:
$2.40 per CSR2
Improved Permanent Pasture:
$88.00/a region average
Unimproved Permanent Pasture: $55.00/a region average
Stalk Grazing per Acre:
$11/a region average
Hunting Rights per Acre:
$16/a region average
Towns: Atalissa, Blue Grass, Durant, Conesville, Fruitland, Muscatine, Nichols, Stockton, Walcott, West Liberty, Wilton
Unincorporated Areas: Cranston, Montpelier, Fairport, Moscow, Midway Beach, Petersburg
Townships: Wapsinonoc, Goshen, Moscow, Wilton, Fulton, Pike, Lake, Orono, Bloomington, Sweetland, Montpelier, Cedar, Fuitland, Seventy-Six
History: Muscatine County was formed on December 7, 1836. One history of the county claims it was named for Muscatine Island in the Mississippi River. The island lies opposite Muscatine County and was believed to be named after the Mascouten native American tribe, Algonquian-speaking Native Americans who lived in the area before being driven west by settler encroachment and other tribes. In 1833, Colonel George Davenport of Illinois sent three representatives into the territory to establish a trade post. They were the first European Americans to settle there. In the same year, James W. Casey and John Vanatta came to the area. They opened a supply depot for steamboats on June 1, 1833, and named it Casey’s Woodpile. (The steamboats bued wood.) The first public land sale was held in November 1838. One year later, the construction of the courthouse and a jail was begun. A second jail, referred to as the "Old Jail", was built in 1857. On December 23, 1864, the courthouse was complete gutted by a fire and, within two years, a new structure was completed on the same site. The construction of the courthouse still used today was completed on September 26, 1907.
Additional Information: Lea more on the Muscatine County Iowa website.
Information updated as of 8/29/18. Compiled from sources including Iowa State University, Muscatine County Extension Office, Muscatine County courthouse records, Surety Maps, Wikipedia, Iowa Department of Transportation and USDA. An attempt has been made to verify information but it is not guaranteed to be accurate. Confirm all information that you must rely for decision making purposes.
Iowa Farmland Prices Muscatine County
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Farmland Sales Resources for Muscatine County Iowa
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Estate Attorneys in Muscatine County Iowa
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