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INTRODUCING 50 STATES

Since our 2007 launch, The Land Report has invested thousands of man-hours developing the Land Report 100, the most comprehensive database of America’s leading private landowners.

To kick off our 20th year, we are expanding our scope by featuring the largest landowners in each state. The list includes individuals and families as well as publicly traded corporations and conservancies. Holdings range from the 7,300 acres owned by the Audubon Society in Rhode Island to Ted Turner’s 1,080,000 acres in New Mexico, and Weyerhaeuser Company’s 1,184,000 acres in Arkansas.

Please take our new list for a test drive. Your feedback is encouraged.

ERIC O'KEEFE

editor@landreport.com

@EricOKeefe

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S BAR RANCH

MONTANA | 19,816 Acres

Located approximately five miles north of Custer, Montana, and the Yellowstone River, the S Bar Ranch offers an exceptional combination of size, production, and recreation in one of the most desirable ranching regions of the state. With paved access and only an hour’s drive to Billings and its international airport, this ranch is both productive and convenient.

$19,816,000

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Listed by United Country Real Estate

6500 & 6800 NW 193rd Street, Micanopy, Florida 32667

190, 210, or 400 Acres

This magnificent property of 400 acres offers state-of-the-art equine facilities that are professionally sculpted and architecturally designed for both function and elegance. This estate is available in 190, 210, or the full 400-acre parcel. Two additional contiguous residences are also available.

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Listed by Joan Pletcher Real Estate Network

COOPER DRAW RANCH

TEXAS | 18,488 Acres

Located 35 miles south of Ozona, Texas. The terrain ranges from rougher rimrock country and headers to rolling hills and good, productive draws. The hillsides and mesas are generally open with scattered cedar, while the draws on the south end have a moderate cover of mesquite, and the draws on the north end have been largely cleared of brush.

$12,850,000

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