Clark County, Missouri

Clark County

Northeast Missouri Glaciated Plains

Where three states meet and the deer hunting runs deep

Northeast Missouri Glaciated Plains

The Land in Clark County

Tucked into Missouri's northeast corner where the state meets Iowa and Illinois, Clark County offers the classic glaciated-plains blend of open cropland and timbered river country. The Des Moines and Fox river drainages carve hardwood corridors through gently rolling farm ground, creating the kind of edge habitat that grows big, mature whitetails and holds turkey year-round. Working farms here run to corn, soybeans, and cattle, with productive bottoms and grazing uplands. For the recreational buyer, this is destination deer country with affordable, unpretentious ground and easy access to neighboring states. A tract in Clark County rewards the patient hunter and the farmer alike, offering both a return and a retreat.

Terrain
Rolling farmland cut by timbered river drainages
Land Use
Corn, soybeans, and cattle
Water
Des Moines and Fox river drainages, farm ponds
Recreation
Trophy whitetail and turkey hunting
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By the Numbers

Clark County Land Market

3
Active Listings
Available now
$805K
Avg List Price
$650K – $900K
274 days
Avg Days on Market
Current active
5
Sold · 12 Months
Closed transactions
$867K
Avg Sold Price
Last 12 months
$6,352
Median $ / Acre
Sold land · 12 mo

Land, farm & acreage (5+ acres) in Clark County. Sold figures reflect closed MLS transactions over the trailing 12 months; median $/acre is based on raw land without a dwelling. Source: MARIS MLS.

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