Putnam County, Missouri

Putnam County

Northeast Missouri Glaciated Plains

Northern-tier grazing ground with deer-rich timber

Northeast Missouri Glaciated Plains

The Land in Putnam County

Putnam County rests against the Iowa border in northern Missouri, a landscape of rolling glaciated hills where pasture and cropland give way to timbered draws and creek corridors. Cattle and grain define the working farms, while the abundant hardwood cover and edge habitat make for excellent whitetail deer and turkey hunting in country long favored by serious hunters. This is affordable, unpretentious ground with a strong grazing tradition and real recreational value. For the buyer seeking grassland for cattle, tillable acres, or a timbered hunting tract, Putnam County offers a versatile hold in quiet border country. It is genuine northern-Missouri land that works hard and hunts even harder.

Terrain
Rolling hills of pasture and timber
Land Use
Cattle and row crops
Water
Farm ponds and small creeks
Recreation
Whitetail and turkey hunting
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By the Numbers

Putnam County Land Market

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Active Listings
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Avg List Price
Current inventory
Avg Days on Market
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1
Sold · 12 Months
Closed transactions
$460K
Avg Sold Price
Last 12 months
Median $ / Acre
Sold land · 12 mo

Land, farm & acreage (5+ acres) in Putnam 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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