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The State of Maryland is situated in the Mid-Atlantic area of the United States of America. Maryland has acquired two nicknames, which are the "Free State" and the "Old Line State". The state is a rich life sciences hub and is home to more than 350 biotechnology firms, which make this the third largest such cluster in the United States.

The best time to relocate to Maryland is summer, when the kids are not in school. From the financial point of view, winter is the best time to move because the winter is the slowest season for moving companies in Maryland.

Maryland got its nickname "America in Miniature" because of the vast variety in its topography. The Free State has low marshlands that are crowded with water snakes and large bald cypress close to the bay, to sandy dunes which are dotted with seagrass located in the east. The Piedmont region is accompanied by gently rolling hills filled with oak forest, and mountain pine groves can be seen towards the west.

Much of Maryland's population can be found in suburbs and cities surrounding Washington DC and also Baltimore, which is Maryland's most populated city. Alternative locations where the population is at its peak are suburban hubs such as Hagerstown in Washington County, Silver Spring, Rockville and Gaithersburg in Montgomery County and Frederick in Frederick County. The more rural areas in Maryland are located in the southern, western and eastern portions of the state.

Since Maryland is located on the East coast, its plant life deemed to be quite healthy and abundant. A vigorous level of precipitation helps when it comes to supporting plant life such as seagrass and a number of reeds. Examples of larger trees that are also abundant are Wye Oak which is a splendid example of the White Oak which is the state tree. Maryland also has a number of pines and maples that are a part of its prevalent tree life.

The state also plants foreign species of trees and plants. Some are used as novelty species, while others are used as ornamentals. Some of them are: Italian Cypress, Crape Myrtle and live oak which can be found in the warmer locations in the state. The "Black Eyed Susan" is Maryland's state flower, which grows in great numbers in wildflower groups. These often attract the state insect, the Baltimore Checkerspot Butterfly.

Maryland is also known to be one of the most environmentally friendly states in the nation.

There are five ancestries that are known to be the largest reported in Maryland: Irish, German, Italian, English, and Unspecified American. Baltimore City, the Southern Eastern Shore and Prince George's County are the main locations where African Americans are located. Northern and Western Maryland are said to have many German-American individuals. Poles and Italians can largely be found in Baltimore City. Wheaton, Gaithersburg and Langley Park are locations that many Hispanics call their home.

Quick Facts

11.6% of the population are persons 65 years old and over.
6.6% of the population is persons under 5 years old.
24.2% of the population is persons under 18 years old.

The total area is 12,407 square miles.
The largest County by area is Frederick (663 square miles).
Maryland borders with Pennsylvania, Virginia, Delaware and West Virginia.

State of Maryland Official 100 State Circle, Annapolis, MD, 21401 Telephone: 410-974-3400
Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles - Telephone: 410-768-7000
Maryland Department of Education - Telephone: 410-767-0100
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Ten largest cities by population: Baltimore, Frederick, Gaithersburg, Rockville, Bowie, Hagerstown, Annapolis, Salisbury, College Park, Greenbelt.

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Aberdeen Abingdon Annapolis Arnold Baltimore Bel Air Beltsville Berlin Bethesda Bowie Brooklyn Capitol Heights Catonsville Chevy Chase Clinton Cockeysville College Park Columbia	Crofton Cumberland Dundalk Edgewater Edgewood Elkridge Elkton Ellicott City Essex Fort Washington Frederick Gaithersburg Germantown Glen Burnie Greenbelt Hagerstown Halethorpe Havre De Grace	Hyattsville Jessup Kensington Lanham Laurel Lusby Middle River Millersville Montgomery Village Mount Airy Nottingham Odenton Olney Owings Mills Oxon Hill Parkville Pasadena Pikesville	Potomac Randallstown Reisterstown Riverdale Rockville Rosedale Severn Severna Park Silver Spring Suitland Sykesville Takoma Park Temple Hills Towson Upper Marlboro Westminster Windsor Mill
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