Dallam County is a large but sparsely-populated rural county located close to the point where the Texas panhandle converges with the Oklahoma panhandle and the northeastern corner of New Mexico. The High Plains area is an important agricultural region for the entire state, ranking among the top ten counties in terms of beef production and top three for hogs and pig farming. The combined agricultural output of all 26 counties within the Texas High Plains Trade Area would place it among the top producers in the nation for beef and various crops if they were a state. A combined approximately 100,000 acres were listed for sale in Texas's Dallam County recently; the combined value of all Dallam County ranches, farms, hunting land and other rural land and acreage for sale was approximately $44 million. Dallam County ranks 241st in the Lone Star State for the total acreage of land currently advertised for sale. There were two properties listed as sold in Dallam County through the Land Network Comparable Sales Program. This represented a total value of $4,824,100. Dalhart had the most land for sale. Dallam County is the 21st largest county (1,505 square miles) in Texas. It's located in the Panhandle Texas region of the state.