Maryland Newspapers List
List of major newspapers in Maryland featuring news and
latest information on local politics, events, business,
sports, education, jobs, and more. See following table for
34 Maryland local newspapers, each with official name, city
location and Internet website address. All find related
online resources that may help you living in or moving to
the state of Maryland.
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Maryland - The Old Line State
Maryland is located in the middle of the east coast of
the USA and is 32,133 kmē in size, about the size of
Belgium. The name was given by Lord Baltimore, who named the
area after the wife of King Charles I, Henrietta Maria. The
nickname "The Old Line State" is of military origin.
Maryland is also called "Free State" or "Chesapeake Bay
State". The capital has been Annapolis since 1694, while
Baltimore is by far the largest city in Maryland. Check collegetoppicks for engineering schools in Maryland.
Maryland is bordered in the southwest by Virginia and
Washington DC. To the west is West Virginia of the
neighboring state, in northern Pennsylvania and northeastern
Delaware. In 1788 Maryland became a state.
Maryland's geography
The topography of Maryland is very diverse and is divided
into several sections, the sandy coastal landscape in the
east, the marshes near the coast and the plateau landscape
of the forested Piedmont, closely linked to the mountainous
landscape of the Appalachian Mountains in the west. The
highest elevation in the state at 1024 meters is the Hoye
Crest and is located in the Allegheny Mountains. The 50 km
long Atlantic coast is very rich in fish and many seabirds
have their habitat here. Dunes, mudflats and sandy beaches
determine the landscape of the coast. Maryland is very rich
in water, 90 rivers make their way through the landscape,
especially the Potomac and Susquehanna, the largest of all.
In Maryland, agriculture, such as cattle breeding, fishing
or soybean farming, plays alongside industry (including
electronics, mechanical engineering,
Attractions, leisure activities in Maryland
Maryland offers tourists a wide range of sights and
activities of all kinds:
Annapolis, the capital on the Atlantic coast. The United
States Naval Academy, inaugurated in 1845, is located here.
Antitam National Battlefield, the memorial to the bloodiest
battle of the Civil War.
Baltimore, the largest metropolis in Maryland. There are
many attractions here, including the Basilica of the
Assumption, the Zion Church of the City of Baltimore, the
Baltimore Museum of Art, the one in the Contemporary Museum.
Art lovers get their money's worth here.
Anyone interested in sports shouldn't miss the Sports
Legends Museum at Camden Yards. Here you can learn
everything from the history of sport.
The Cheasapeake Bay is the largest estuary in the USA
with 12,000 kmē and the meeting point for water sports
enthusiasts and anglers. Here you will find a varied
landscape consisting of forests, swamps, beaches and sand
dunes. Many species of birds such as bald eagles and blue
herons populate the area. On the Delmarva peninsula you can
even meet wild horses.
The Blackwater Nature Reserve with beautiful natural
landscapes.
The picturesque port city of St. Michaels.
Luxury camping at the Savage River Lodge. For vacationers
who want to combine camping with comfort, this is the ideal
solution. Spacious luxury tents with all amenities await
guests here. The nearby Deep Creek Lake is ideal for nature
trips, where you can practice all kinds of water sports.
Ocean City's 10-mile Atlantic beach and fairground, the
venue for the annual Spring Break.
In the Assateague Island National Seashore you will find
pristine beaches and interesting marsh landscapes. Along the
hiking trails you will encounter wild horses and many
interesting animals.
Maryland's climatic conditions
The climate in Maryland, which is due to the different
landscapes, is very diverse. In the east of the country
there is a maritime climate with hot and humid summers and
mild winters. The western part of the country with its
mountainous regions is dominated by the continental climate,
especially in winter it is colder and wetter here. Plenty of
snow falls here in winter. Tropical storms often occur on
the coast. The best time to travel is from April to October.
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Newspapers |
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Website |
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Baltimore Business Journal |
Baltimore, MD |
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http://baltimore.bizjournals.com/baltimore/ |
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Baltimore Chronicle |
Baltimore, MD |
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http://www.baltimorechronicle.com |
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Baltimore City Paper |
Baltimore, MD |
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http://www.citypaper.com |
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Baltimore Sun |
Balitimore, MD |
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http://www.sunspot.net |
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Baltimore Times |
Baltimore, MD |
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http://www.btimes.com/news/default.asp |
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Bay
Weekly |
Deale
, MD |
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http://www.bayweekly.com |
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Bowie News |
Bowie
, MD |
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http://www.gazette.net/bowie/news/ |
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Carroll County Times |
Westminster, MD |
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http://www.carrollcounty.com |
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Cecil Whig |
Elkton, MD |
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http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?brd=1973 |
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Community Times |
Westminster, MD |
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http://www.communitytimes.com |
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Cumberland Times-News |
Cumberland, MD |
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http://www.times-news.com |
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Dundalk Eagle |
Dundalk, MD |
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http://www.dundalkeagle.com |
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East
Baltimore Guide |
Baltimore, MD |
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http://www.ebguide.com |
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Emmitsburg Dispatch |
Emmitsburg, MD |
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http://www.emmitsburgdispatch.com |
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Frederick News-Post |
Frederick, MD |
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http://www.fredericknewspost.com |
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Gazette
Newspapers |
Gaithersburg, MD |
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http://www.gazette.net |
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Maryland Coast Dispatch |
Ocean City, MD |
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http://www.mdcoastdispatch.com |
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Maryland Times-Press |
Ocean City, MD |
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http://www.marylandtimespress.com |
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Ocean Pines Gazette |
Ocean Pines, MD |
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http://www.pinesgazette.com |
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Ocean Pines Gazette |
Berlin, MD |
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http://www.pinesgazette.com |
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Prince
George's Post |
Upper Marlboro, MD |
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http://www.pgpost.com |
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Somerset Herald |
Princess Anne, MD |
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http://www.somersetherald.com |
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The
Aegis |
Bel Air, MD |
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http://www.theaegis.com |
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The Capital |
Annapolis, MD |
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http://www.hometownannapolis.com |
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The Catholic Review |
Baltimore, MD |
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http://www.catholicreview.org |
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The Daily Record |
Baltimore, MD |
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http://www.mddailyrecord.com |
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The Daily Times |
Salisbury, MD |
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http://www.thedailytimesonline.com |
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The
Herald-Mail |
Hagerstown, MD |
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http://www.herald-mail.com |
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The
Montgomery Journal |
Rockville, MD |
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http://www.jrnl.com |
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The Prince George's Journal |
Lanham, MD |
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http://www.jrnl.com/cfdocs/new/pg/ |
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The Republican Newspaper |
Oakland, MD |
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http://www.therepublicannews.com |
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The
Sentinel Newspapers |
Seabrook, MD |
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http://www.thesentinel.com |
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The
Star Democrat |
Easton, MD |
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http://www.stardem.com |
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Worcester Co Messenger |
Pocomoke City, MD |
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http://www.worcestermessenger.com |
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MD Municipalities:
Alphabetical list of all cities and towns in Maryland. Check now for top 10 largest cities by population and land area. Also covers geographical map of Maryland.
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Maryland is known for being a "miniature of the United
States" for its diverse landscape, from mountains to the
coast of the Atlantic Ocean. The state was the center of
military activity during the American Civil War. One of
the must-see places in Maryland is Annapolis, a city that
was once the capital of the United States and is super
charming. Known for its colorful buildings, the city is full
of stories and postcards.
Maryland is located on the north east coast of the United
States. Baltimore is by far the largest city in Maryland. Cheasapeake
Bay offers all water sports enthusiasts many opportunities
for sailing or fishing. Many famous sports teams, such as
the Baltimore Ravens or the Washington Redskins, also train
here. The coast is lined with tranquil fishing villages and
in the west you can admire the beautiful mountains of the
Appalachian Mountains.
Annapolis is the capital of Maryland with only 36,000
residents. Although it doesn't have many residents, it is
the home of the United States Naval Academy. But the
Maryland State House or the beautiful harbor area are also
popular tourist destinations.
The anthem of the state, Maryland, My Maryland, on
the other hand, is of German origin and goes back to the
song "O Tannenbaum". Maryland is also called " The Old
Line State ", which is of military origin, "Free State"
refers to the liberal attitude and "Chesapeake Bay State" to
the geographic situation. About 60% of the state's residents
are of European descent, and the proportion of African
Americans is around a third. Otherwise, Asians and a few
indigenous groups still live here. Hispanics make up about
6% of the population.
Baltimore is by far the largest city in Maryland, in
addition to this metropolis there are other cities such as
Frederick, Rockville, Gaithersburg, Bowie and Hagerstown as
well as the capital Annapolis. Economically, the
agricultural sector with poultry and cattle breeding,
cereals and soybeans, dairy farming and fishing still play
an important role. In addition, there are modern branches of
industry such as bio and medical technology, electronics and
mechanical engineering as well as the chemical industry.
Tourism also plays a certain role, especially in the
recreational area from major cities such as Washington DC,
Baltimore and Philadelphia. Maryland is also a popular
educational location, with universities such as the
University of Maryland, Johns Hopkins University, and
the Navy's Military Academy located in Maryland.
The National Security Agency (NSA) is also
based in Crypto City in the state of
Maryland, namely in Fort Meade a few kilometers north of
Washington DC
Sailing areas, lonely beaches and wild horses
Strategically, Maryland is not only close to the capital
of the United States, but also at the intersection between
the northern and southern states. Anyone interested in the
American Civil War (Civil War) can learn more about the
history of that time on the Civil War Trails.
In this context, the Battle of Antietam, which
was one of the bloodiest in the civil war and to which the Antietam
National Battlefield still commemorates, is also worth
mentioning. In nearby Frederick you can visit
the National Museum of Civil War Medicine.
Incidentally, the oldest house in the city is called
Schifferstadt, a house built by the German immigrant Joseph
Brunner around 1750, which today contains the Schifferstadt
Architectural Museum.
The metropolis of Baltimore offers plenty of
sights such as the imposing national shrine, the Basilica
of the Assumption or the home and tomb of Edgar
Allan Poe. Also of interest is the Zion Church of
the City of Baltimore, founded by German Lutherans,
where church services have been held in German since 1755. Art lovers
will feel comfortable in Baltimore, visits to the Baltimore
Museum of Art, the Walters Art Museum and the
Contemporary Museum are on offer.
Water sports enthusiasts and anglers will
appreciate the opportunities at Chesapeake Bay. This largest
estuary in the USA is a popular recreation area and offers
all kinds of diversion in nature. Annapolis is also located
on this bay and is a thriving port city with numerous small
ports and marinas as well as beautiful sailing yachts.
The sailing season is actually year-round due to the mild
climate and there is always something to discover here. What
many don't know: nine months after the American War of
Independence, Annapolis served as the capital of the United
States!
Also worth seeing is the United States Naval Academy,
which is also located here, as well as the Maryland
State House, which is a few years older than Washington
DC. History buffs should check out the Hammond Harwood
House or visit the Banneker-Douglass
Museum. The U.S. Naval Academy Museum is
located in the city's Preble Hall.
Also worth seeing is the Paca House and Garden,
a well-kept historic property.
Pristine beaches and interesting marching areas can also
be found in the Assateague Island National Seashore. Wild
horses and other interesting animals can be found along the
hiking trails. The Blackwater Nature Reserve is
also worth a visit.
During the spring break, the one or two week
spring break at the American colleges, Ocean
City became a popular place. Then it is actually
overcrowded, the place with its attractions and especially
with the long sandy beach is always worth a visit. |
