Counties with the most prewar homes in Missouri

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- Share of homes built prewar: 20.2%
- Total prewar homes: 912

#20. Barton County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 20.6%
- Total prewar homes: 1,719

#19. Nodaway County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 21.3%
- Total prewar homes: 490

#18. Gentry County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 21.7%
- Total prewar homes: 1,035

#17. Linn County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 21.8%
- Total prewar homes: 1,699

#16. Vernon County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 22.4%
- Total prewar homes: 2,560

#15. Marion County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 22.4%
- Total prewar homes: 822

#14. Grundy County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 23.4%
- Total prewar homes: 545

#13. Shelby County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 23.9%
- Total prewar homes: 392

#12. Scotland County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 24.1%
- Total prewar homes: 725

#11. Daviess County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 24.4%
- Total prewar homes: 306

#10. Schuyler County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 24.6%
- Total prewar homes: 837

#9. Caldwell County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 25.0%
- Total prewar homes: 772

#8. Harrison County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 25.4%
- Total prewar homes: 304

#7. Knox County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 26.5%
- Total prewar homes: 8,822

#6. Buchanan County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 28.2%
- Total prewar homes: 666

#5. Clark County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 28.9%
- Total prewar homes: 686

#4. Atchison County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 31.0%
- Total prewar homes: 556

#3. Holt County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 33.2%
- Total prewar homes: 241

#2. Worth County
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- Share of homes built prewar: 55.7%
- Total prewar homes: 78,585

This story features data reporting and writing by Elena Cox and is part of a series utilizing data automation across 50 states.

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