Maryland State Map

Some information about the main cities, nature parks, water areas, and principal roads in the state of Maryland, USA. 

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Main Cities:

1. Baltimore: The largest city in Maryland, located on the Chesapeake Bay. Known for its historic neighborhoods, vibrant arts scene, and important seaport.
2. Annapolis: The capital city of Maryland, famous for its historic district, colonial architecture, and the United States Naval Academy.
3. Rockville: A major city in Montgomery County, known for its diverse population and strong local economy.
4. Frederick: Located in western Maryland, it has a charming historic district and is surrounded by picturesque landscapes.
5. Silver Spring: A suburb of Washington, D.C., known for its cultural diversity, shopping, and entertainment options.

Nature Parks:

1. Assateague Island National Seashore: Known for its pristine beaches, wild horses, and diverse birdlife.
2. Catoctin Mountain Park: A park in the Catoctin Mountain range, offering hiking trails and scenic views.
3. Patapsco Valley State Park: Located along the Patapsco River, it features hiking, fishing, and recreational activities.
4. Great Falls Park: Along the Potomac River, it offers stunning views of waterfalls and is a popular spot for hiking and kayaking.
5. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park (C&O Canal): Follows the Potomac River and offers a historic towpath for hiking and biking.

Water Areas:

1. Chesapeake Bay: The largest estuary in the United States, providing important habitats for various marine species.
2. Potomac River: Flows through Maryland, offering recreational activities and scenic views.
3. Atlantic Ocean: Maryland has a small coastline along the Atlantic, with popular beach destinations like Ocean City.
4. Deep Creek Lake: A large freshwater lake in western Maryland, offering boating, fishing, and other water activities.

Principal Roads:

1. Interstate 95 (I-95): Major north-south interstate passing through Baltimore and connecting to Washington, D.C.
2. Interstate 495 (Capital Beltway): Encircles Washington, D.C., passing through parts of Maryland.
3. Interstate 70 (I-70): Runs west-east through Maryland, connecting Baltimore and Frederick.
4. U.S. Route 50: Connects Annapolis to Ocean City, providing access to the Eastern Shore.
5. U.S. Route 301: Connects the Chesapeake Bay Bridge to the Maryland-Delaware border.