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Upper Cumberland hills. Cheap entry (ESTIMATE), mixed road quality. Ask sellers about owner notes — do not assume terms.
Typical land $4,500/acre ESTIMATE · USDA zone 7a SAMPLE · 52" rain SAMPLE · pop. 11,617 SAMPLE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
Most rural tracts are unzoned or lightly regulated; floodplain and septic setbacks still apply. A county overlay is not a flood call for a tract. Confirm any municipal extra-territorial jurisdiction.
Creeks common; drilled wells typical at 80–200 ft. Karst pockets — ask about sinkholes. A creek is not a flood call.
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Select two counties to compare. Unknown stays unknown — we will not invent a match. Unknown is not a flood call. SAMPLE/ESTIMATE notes are not a listing we found.
Showing 18 counties. Select up to three to compare.
County
$/acre (ESTIMATE)
Zone
Rain
Water
Jackson, TNUpper Cumberland hills. Cheap entry (ESTIMATE), mixed road quality. Ask sellers about owner notes — do not assume terms.
~$4,500/acre ESTIMATE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
USDA zone 7a SAMPLE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
52" rain SAMPLE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
Creeks common; drilled wells typical at 80–200 ft. Karst pockets — ask about sinkholes. A creek is not a flood call.
Wayne, TNSouthwest Tennessee woodland. Watch for logging remnants and abandoned well casings.
~$3,800/acre ESTIMATE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
USDA zone 7b SAMPLE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
56" rain SAMPLE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
Wells common; some hollows have seasonal springs. Test sulfur and iron. Surface water is not a flood call.
Adair, MONorth Missouri prairie-timber mix. Good FSA farm-loan practice ground.
~$5,200/acre ESTIMATE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
USDA zone 5b SAMPLE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
40" rain SAMPLE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
Rural water districts in places; wells otherwise. Frozen pipes are a January reality.
Ozark, MOOzark hills and National Forest adjacency. Access and perc tests are the usual bottlenecks.
~$4,100/acre ESTIMATE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
USDA zone 6b SAMPLE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
45" rain SAMPLE (AcreCheck county notes, pulled date unknown — not a live GIS pull)
Springs and wells; some tracts share cisterns. Confirm yield in late August. Surface water is not a flood call.