Internal data from Lands of America records $370 million in farms, ranches and other land for sale in the Camellia State. This represents 19,929 acres of land for sale in the state. The most expensive property listed for sale on Lands of America recently was $3 million, though the median price for land, ranches and farms in Indiana was $239,979. The average price of land, ranches and rural property in Indiana was $301,315. There was 209 acres of sold land in Indiana recorded in April 2018 through the Lands of America sales program. This reflects a decrease in sales activity over data from the previous period. The total value of this sold land and rural real estate was $1.8 million. Most visitors to Indiana flock to Indianapolis for the Indy500 and Indianapolis Motor Speedway, its sports teams and the city's world-class children's museum. Beyond the big city, however, Indiana offers attractions including the bucolic pleasures of Elkhart's Amish Country and five up-and-coming wine trails and hundreds of u-pick orchards and farm-to-table restaurants and markets. In terms of size, Indiana is the country's 38th-largest state, covering an area of 36,420 square miles (23 million acres). Of this area, 35,826 square miles (98 percent) is made up of land, while the remaining 593 square miles is made up of water. Less than ten percent of land in Indiana is public land (i.e. national and state parks, national forests, BLM land). As befits a state with excellent hunting for big and small game like deer, waterfowl and wild turkey, hunting land was the most common type of land for sale in Indiana. U.S. News & World Report ranks Indiana as one of the country's top ten states for its cost of living. Of the 92 counties in Indiana, Porter County had the most rural property and land for sale.