The average acres owned by a landowner varies dramatically across states in America, reflecting the unique characteristics and historical factors which influence land ownership among individuals and families. This diversity highlights distinct patterns present in different regions. We have used the CamoAg platform to compile data on the average land owned in America. For research purposes, the average land owned by landowners refers to the average of all parcels owned by an individual and linked entities. The threshold for analysis is 5 acres, eliminating landowners that only own land in the suburbs or cities. As illustrated in the map below, the findings reveal a fascinating sweep of land distribution. What do you think this map shows about rural land ownership in America?