Named after Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia, Lee County stretches across 634 square miles and is home to almost 17,000 residents. Lee County is a wholesome county, offering quaint and relaxing activities and amenities for its residents. Somerville Lake, the same lake shared with Burleson County, offers camping, boating, and fishing opportunities. For those who prefer the indoors, the county offers a list of family-friendly activities like Leesure Lanes, a popular bowling alley, and the Texas Wendish Heritage Museum, a museum for both young and mature history buffs. There was a total of $56 million of land and rural real estate for sale in Lee County recently on Lands of America. The total of all Lee County farms, ranches and other land for sale was nearly 6,500 acres. Lee County ranks 102nd in the Lone Star State for the total number of acres of land currently advertised for sale. There were five properties listed as sold in Lee County last month through the Lands of America Comparable Sales Program. This represented a total value of $1,405,989. Lee County is the 230th biggest county (634 square miles) in Texas. Lee County is in the Central Texas region of the state. Of all land and ranches for sale in Lee County, Giddings had the most land for sale. Lee County has a large agricultural economy, with 1,807 farms recorded in the county during the latest U.S. Census. Farming activities in Lee County generate annual revenues of $2 million, 67 percent of which comes from livestock bred in the county..