STATISTICAL TABLES.

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7. STATE OF PROPERTY.

Numberof Proprietors.

1. Large properties, or estates above L.2000 of valued

rent, or L. 2500 Sterling of real rent, - 396

2. Middling properties, or estates from L. 2000 to

L. 500 of valued rent, or from L. 2500 to L. 625of real rent, - - - - 1077

3. Small properties, or estates under L. 500 of valued

rent, or L. 625 pf real rent, - - 6181

4. Estates belonging to corporate bodies, - 144

Total number of proprietors in Scotland , 7798

8. PROPORTION OF SOIL CULTIVATED AND UNCULTIVATED.

English acres.

1. Number of acres fully or partially cultivated, 5,043,050

2. Acres uncultivated,. including woods and

plantations, - 13,900,550

Total extent of Scotland in English acres, 18,943,600

9. EXTENT OF WOODS AND PLANTATIONS.

English acres.

1. Extent of plantations, - - 412,226

2. . — . . . natural woods, » - 501,469

Total, 913,695

10. NATURE OF THE PRODUCTIVE SOILS IN SCOTLAND.

1. Sandy soils, - 263,771

2. Gravel , - 681,862

3. Improved mossy soils, » - 411,096

4. Cold or inferior clays, - - 510,265

5. Rich clays, - 987,070

6. Loams , - 1,869,193

7. Alluvial, haugh, or carse land, - 320,193

5,043,450