Recent internal data records nearly $1 billion in land, homesites and other rural acreage for sale in Iowa, which represents about 80,000 acres of land for sale in the state. Of the 99 counties in the state, Polk County had the most rural property and land for sale. There were 3,254 acres of sold land in Iowa recorded in February through the Lands of America sales program. This reflects a 14 percent change in sales activity over the previous month, with a combined land value of $19 million for all property and land sold in the state. The most land sales in the state last month were recorded in Davis and Warren County. With its dizzying elevation extreme of a mere 1, 190 feet, pancake-flat Iowa's main outdoor attractions are of the horizontal persuasion. Two national scenic byways thread the state, while any number of country roads will take you through a land of farms, covered bridges, and quiet towns. Fishing and hunting are both popular in the state, with the Missouri and Mississippi rivers both offering the chance to cast for trout, catfish, walleye, and bass. WalletHub, a personal finance website, has ranked the state among the ten best states for retirees based on factors including affordability, quality of life and health care. In terms of size, Iowa is the country's 26th-largest state, covering an area of 56,276 square miles (36 million acres). Of this area, 55,857 square miles is land, while the remaining 416 square miles is made up of water. As one the nation's top agricultural states, current uses of land for sale in Iowa include for hunting, fishing, agriculture, and residential use. Wildlife to be found on land for sale in Iowa include turkey, whitetail deer, pheasant, geese, ducks, quail, and dove. Anglers can enjoy casting for catfish, bass, walleye, and pike.