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Table 4. Farm Numbers, Acres and Sizes in Appalachia, 1997_________________________

Appalachian Region Entire State % in

State______________	Number	Acres_____	Size	Number	Acres_____	Size	App.
Alabama	27,365	4,380,390	160	41,384	8,704,385	210	50.3
Georgia	12,743	1,504,460	118	42,334	10,671,246	265	14.1
Kentucky	28,689	3,864,397	135	82,273	13,334,234	162	29.0
Maryland	1,656	275,915	167	12,084	2,154,875	178	12.8
Mississippi	8,808	2,428,303	276	31,318	10,124,822	323	24.0
New York	9,464	2,055,034	217	49,406	9,122,379	228	22.5
North Carolina	14,866	1,490,784	100	31,757	7,254,470	185	20.6
Ohio	21,989	3,691,420	168	68,591	14,103,085	206	26.2
Pennsylvania	29,009	5,015,985	173	45,457	7,167,906	158	70.0
South Carolina	4,083	458,607	112	20,189	4,593,452	228	10.0
Tennessee	40,069	4,118,555	103	76,818	11,122,363	145	37.0
Virginia	13,537	2,176,561	161	41,095	7,167,906	200	30.4
West Virginia	17,272	3,455,532	194	17,272	3,455,532	194	100.0
Totals	........230,050.......	"'34,915,943......	.......152..........	......559,978......	"108,976,655.....	.......195^^	.........32,0’

Source: 1997 Census of Agriculture

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