acreage

The population in 1861 was 415; the acreage is 3,955.

"You can get less acreage and more house for the same amount of money," he said.

I want a smaller house and not all this acreage.

He said that no total acreage or cost had been determined.

I may have to sell off some acreage to cover it.

Less than 3 million of the original acreage now remains.

"They had a lot of acreage, and so he came home to help."

"The only way to make money is to do it by acreage," he said.

He explained that the current project only took up about a third of the available acreage.

Most of the acreage in foreign hands, 79 percent, is held by corporations, according to the department.

Between 1966 and 2005, the glacier lost 77 percent of its acreage.

The limited acreage made available for the project caused two things to happen.

Since then sales and acreage have fallen by more than 40 percent.

Sometimes commercial buildings have the acreage and staff to do it well.

Full costs of water were to be paid on all acreage above the limits.

The land includes the acreage the county will seek to buy.

"Yeah, but places with acreage are usually too expensive for one person."

The park's other acreage was donated or bought through state money.

Some of your prime acreage, and maybe a few cattle.

"It's covering a lot of acreage and is moving very quickly."

He said the more meaningful figure was the total farm acreage, 860,000.

In that same period potato acreage fell to 6,500 from 19,000.

Only a third of those with stake acreage had made their selection.

She said the cooperative expected acreage to drop by 30 percent.

The lots, however, constitute just over five percent of the park's acreage.