Coffey County is home to the Waverly Wind Farm Project, an initiative with the support of almost 150 local landowners who benefit from long-term lease and easement options that cover turbines, access roads, and transmission corridors. The project's current 199-megawatt installed capacity generates enough energy to power approximately 55,000 homes with clean energy each year. The epitome of a small Midwest farming community, Waverly celebrates its early Ohio settler heritage with its Ohio Days festival each summer. Several area reservoirs and lakes provide fishing opportunities, as well as amenities for activities like camping, hiking and biking. A total of approximately 2,000 acres were listed for sale in Coffey County, Kansas, recently, representing a combined $11 million in Coffey County ranches, farms, hunting land and other rural land and acreage for sale. Coffey County ranks 37th out of 105 counties in Kansas for the combined amount of land currently advertised for sale. Burlington featured the most land for sale. Coffey County is the 74th largest county (654 square miles) in Kansas. It's located in the Wooded Hills Kansas region of Kansas.