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Maryland
This page is the City map of Maryland, a state of the United States with streets, paths and places. Maryland covers approximately 32,131 square kilometres and lies at an average elevation of 105 metres. The state had about 6,177,224 residents, compared with 5,773,552 in 2010, and was founded in 1788. The map covers 27 subregions, including Baltimore, Worcester County, Wicomico County and Garrett County, and Maryland uses telephone area code 301 in parts of the state.
Mount Airy is a municipality in Maryland designated at administrative level 8. It lies in the central part of the state near the boundary between Carroll County and Frederick County. The town is connected with the Piedmont landscape west of Baltimore and north of Washington, D.C. The City map shows Mount Airy together with its local streets, paths and surrounding places.
Baltimore is a city in Maryland with a recorded population of 585,708 and an area of approximately 238.4 square kilometres. The city stands at about 10 metres above sea level on the northwestern shore of the Chesapeake Bay, around the mouth of the Patapsco River. Baltimore was founded in 1729 and developed around its historic harbour. Important landmarks include the Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry and the Washington Monument on Mount Vernon Place.
Baltimore is Maryland’s largest independent city and is separate from Baltimore County. Its street network connects districts such as Fells Point, Federal Hill, Canton and Mount Vernon with major transport corridors including Interstate 95 and Interstate 83.
Templeville is a Maryland municipality recorded at administrative level 8. It is located on the Eastern Shore, in the region between the Chesapeake Bay and Delaware. The town is associated with the rural landscape of the Delmarva Peninsula and lies near the boundary of Caroline County and the state of Delaware. The City map records Templeville with its local roads, paths and named places.
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Millington is a town in the U.S. state of Maryland with 549 residents and an area of approximately 1.91 square kilometres. It stands at about 6 metres above sea level on the Eastern Shore, close to the Chester River and the border with Delaware. Millington is located in Kent County and is connected to nearby communities by Maryland Route 291. The town’s map includes its streets and access routes within the agricultural landscape of the Delmarva Peninsula.
Department of Agriculture. Commodity Stabilization Service. Aerial Photography Field Office. ca. 1953-1961, Public domain – Wikimedia Commons
Worcester County is a county in Maryland with 52,460 residents and was established in 1742. It occupies the southeastern tip of the state between the Atlantic Ocean and the Chesapeake Bay region. Ocean City, Assateague Island and the Pocomoke River are among the best-known geographical features of the county. The county seat is Snow Hill, located on the Pocomoke River.
Wicomico County is a Maryland county with 103,588 residents on the Eastern Shore. Salisbury is the county seat and the largest city in the county, which is named after the Wicomico River. The river flows through Salisbury toward the Chesapeake Bay and is part of the county’s coastal drainage system. Wicomico County was established in 1867 and includes agricultural areas as well as urban districts around Salisbury.
Somerset County is a Maryland county with 24,620 residents and an area of approximately 1,582 square kilometres. It occupies the southern part of the Eastern Shore and borders the Chesapeake Bay to the west and Virginia to the south. Princess Anne is the county seat, while the Manokin River crosses the central part of the county. Somerset County was established in 1666 and includes low-lying coastal marshes and agricultural land.
Dorchester County is a Maryland county with 32,531 residents and an area of approximately 2,546 square kilometres. Its recorded elevation is 0 metres, reflecting the very low coastal terrain of the Eastern Shore. Cambridge is the county seat, located on the Choptank River near Chesapeake Bay. Dorchester County was established in 1668 and includes Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, a major tidal-marsh area.
Caroline County is a Maryland county with 33,293 residents on the Eastern Shore. The county seat is Denton, situated on the Choptank River. Greensboro and Federalsburg are other incorporated communities connected by the county road network. Caroline County borders Delaware to the east and lies within the agricultural plain of the Delmarva Peninsula.
Talbot County is a Maryland county with 37,526 residents and an area of approximately 1,235 square kilometres. It was established in 1661 and occupies a peninsula between the Choptank River and the eastern shore of Chesapeake Bay. Easton is the county seat, while St. Michaels and Oxford are historic waterfront towns. The county includes the eastern approach to the Chesapeake Bay Bridge near Queen Anne’s County.
Queen Anne's County is a Maryland county with 49,874 residents and an area of approximately 1,370 square kilometres. It was established in 1706 and extends from the Chesapeake Bay to the Delaware border. Centreville is the county seat, and the Chester River forms a major waterway in the northern part of the county. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge links Queen Anne’s County with Anne Arundel County across the bay.
Kent County is a Maryland county with 19,198 residents and an area of approximately 1,073 square kilometres. The county was established in 1642 and has a recorded elevation of 19 metres. Chestertown is the county seat on the Chester River, which flows into Chesapeake Bay. Kent County occupies the upper Eastern Shore opposite Queen Anne’s County and is connected to the western shore by the Bay Bridge farther south.
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Cecil County is a Maryland county with 103,725 residents and an area of approximately 1,082 square kilometres. It was established in 1674 at the northeastern corner of Maryland, where the Susquehanna River reaches the head of Chesapeake Bay. Elkton is the county seat, and the county borders Delaware and Pennsylvania. The C and D Canal crosses the northern part of Cecil County between the Delaware River and Chesapeake Bay.
Harford County is a Maryland county with 260,924 residents and an area of approximately 1,364 square kilometres. It was established in 1773 and lies northeast of Baltimore between the Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay. Bel Air is the county seat, while Havre de Grace stands at the mouth of the Susquehanna River. The county contains the northern end of the Chesapeake Bay and the historic Concord Point Lighthouse in Havre de Grace.
Carroll County is a Maryland county with 172,891 residents and an area of approximately 1,172 square kilometres. It was established in 1837 in the Piedmont region west of Baltimore. Westminster is the county seat, and the county borders Pennsylvania to the north. Liberty Reservoir and the Patapsco River are prominent water features in and around Carroll County.
Howard County is a Maryland county with 332,317 residents and an area of approximately 657 square kilometres. It was established in 1838 between Baltimore and Washington, D.C., with Ellicott City as the county seat. Columbia is the county’s largest planned community and contains several major residential and commercial districts. The Patapsco River forms part of the county’s eastern boundary and flows through Patapsco Valley State Park.
Anne Arundel County is a Maryland county with 588,261 residents and an area of approximately 1,523 square kilometres. It was established in 1650 and includes Annapolis, the capital of Maryland, on the Severn River. The county reaches the western shore of Chesapeake Bay and contains communities such as Glen Burnie, Pasadena and Severna Park. The United States Naval Academy and the Maryland State House are located in Annapolis.
Baltimore County is a Maryland county with 854,535 residents and an area of approximately 1,766 square kilometres. It was established in 1659 and surrounds much of the independent city of Baltimore but does not include the city itself. Towson is the county seat, while the county extends north to the Pennsylvania border and east to the Chesapeake Bay. Gunpowder Falls and Loch Raven Reservoir are major natural features in the county.
Calvert County is a Maryland county with 92,783 residents and an area of approximately 894 square kilometres. It was established in 1654 on a narrow peninsula between the Chesapeake Bay and the Patuxent River. Prince Frederick is the county seat, and Solomons Island lies at the southern end of the peninsula. Calvert Cliffs State Park exposes fossil-bearing cliffs along the western shore of Chesapeake Bay.
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Saint Mary's County is a Maryland county with 113,777 residents and an area of approximately 1,582 square kilometres. It was established in 1637 at the southern end of Maryland’s western shore. Leonardtown is the county seat, while the St. Mary’s River and Patuxent River border parts of the county. Historic St. Mary’s City marks the site of Maryland’s first colonial capital and the colony’s founding settlement.
Charles County is a Maryland county with 166,617 residents and an area of approximately 1,666 square kilometres. It was established in 1658 and extends south of Washington, D.C., between the Potomac River and the Patuxent River. La Plata is the county seat, and Waldorf is the largest population centre. The Potomac shoreline includes the Nanjemoy Peninsula and views toward Virginia.
Prince George’s County is a Maryland county with 967,201 residents and an area of approximately 1,291 square kilometres. It was established in 1695 and borders Washington, D.C., on its western side. Upper Marlboro is the county seat, while communities such as College Park, Bowie and Greenbelt form major urban centres. The Anacostia River and the Patuxent River drain parts of the county toward the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay.
Montgomery County is a Maryland county with 1,062,061 residents and a recorded elevation of 139 metres. It was established in 1776 along the northern and northwestern edge of Washington, D.C. Rockville is the county seat, while Bethesda, Silver Spring and Gaithersburg are major communities. The county includes the upper Potomac River corridor and the urbanized Interstate 270 technology corridor.
Frederick County is a Maryland county with 271,717 residents and an area of approximately 1,728 square kilometres. It was established in 1748 between the Catoctin Mountain range and the South Mountain ridge. Frederick is the county seat and lies near the Monocacy River. The Appalachian Trail crosses the western part of the county, and the historic battlefield at Monocacy is near Frederick.
Washington County is a Maryland county with 154,705 residents and was established in 1776. Hagerstown is the county seat and the largest city in western Maryland. The Potomac River forms the southern boundary, while the Appalachian ridges and valleys extend across the county. The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal follows the Potomac River through the southern part of Washington County.
Department of Commerce. Bureau of the Census. 1913-1/1/1972, Public domain – Wikimedia Commons
Allegany County is a Maryland county with 68,106 residents and an area of approximately 1,113 square kilometres. It was established in 1789 in the Appalachian region of western Maryland. Cumberland is the county seat at the junction of the Potomac River and Wills Creek. The Great Allegheny Passage and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal follow historic transport corridors through Cumberland and the surrounding mountains.
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Garrett County is a Maryland county with 28,806 residents and an area of approximately 1,699 square kilometres. It was established in 1872 and occupies Maryland’s westernmost highland region along the Pennsylvania and West Virginia borders. Oakland is the county seat, and Deep Creek Lake is Maryland’s largest inland lake. The county includes parts of the Allegheny Plateau and the headwaters of the Youghiogheny River.
Maryland has seven documented long-distance cycling routes, including the East Coast Greenway, which connects mapped roads and paths across the state.
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