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States / South Carolina / Orangeburg · FIPS 45075

Foreign Agricultural Land Interests in Orangeburg, South Carolina

Explore AFIDA agricultural land records and county reports for Orangeburg, South Carolina. The FY2024 snapshot reports 12,552.01 acres across 37 source records, with 20 distinct reported Owner IDs.

Leading reported country/source categories by acreage: Italy (4,048.98 acres), Germany (3,379.11 acres) and United Kingdom (2,190.14 acres). These are reported classifications, not findings of shared ownership or government control.

12,552.01reported acres
37source records
20distinct reported Owner IDs
36distinct Parcel IDs
10country/source codes

Reported interests include different forms of ownership and other reportable interests. Acreage is not necessarily outright foreign ownership or land removed from farming. A country/source code does not establish foreign-government control. County figures are geographic summaries, not parcel boundaries or current ownership verification.

Reported countries and source codes

Reported country / source codeReported acresRecords
ITALY · 3804,048.9813
GERMANY · 2763,379.115
UNITED KINGDOM · 8262,190.146
CANADA · 124940.084
998 - NO FOREIGN INVESTOR LISTED · 998841.702
IRELAND · 372638.001
AUSTRALIA · 36206.002
999 - NO PREDOMINANT COUNTRY CODE · 999136.001
JAPAN · 39296.001
FRANCE · 25076.002

What this preview tells you

The table groups the county’s records by reported country/source code. Distinct source Owner IDs identify reported holders within this snapshot, not verified corporate families or beneficial owners. Distinct Parcel IDs and source records are different measures. Shared interests and reporting limitations require care when interpreting acreage.

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