Cities · Maryland
Maryland cities
- 223Cities
- 17,142Federal records
17,142 federal facility and compliance records are on file across 223 Maryland cities, listed largest first. Every city with records in more than one program is here, not a selection.
BALTIMORE is the largest, carrying 3,374 records, and HARWOOD the smallest on this list, with 6. The order below runs from the most records to the fewest, and every city named links to its own page of federal facility and compliance records.
- BALTIMORE 3,374
- ROCKVILLE 714
- SILVER SPRING 588
- HAGERSTOWN 446
- GAITHERSBURG 432
- ANNAPOLIS 363
- FREDERICK 314
- GLEN BURNIE 312
- SALISBURY 296
- BETHESDA 278
- COLUMBIA 266
- LAUREL 265
- HYATTSVILLE 254
- BELTSVILLE 224
- TOWSON 220
- WESTMINSTER 210
- ELKTON 194
- UPPER MARLBORO 174
- Bel Air 172
- WALDORF 162
- CUMBERLAND 156
- COCKEYSVILLE 146
- PASADENA 138
- Capitol Heights 131
- CLINTON 129
- LANDOVER 126
- ELLICOTT CITY 125
- GERMANTOWN 123
- OWINGS MILLS 123
- DUNDALK 118
- CATONSVILLE 116
- EASTON 111
- ABERDEEN 110
- COLLEGE PARK 106
- SUITLAND 106
- ELKRIDGE 105
- JESSUP 103
- BOWIE 100
- ESSEX 99
- OXON HILL 91
- ROSEDALE 89
- PIKESVILLE 87
- CAMBRIDGE 86
- LANHAM 86
- KENSINGTON 84
- MIDDLE RIVER 81
- OAKLAND 81
- GREENBELT 77
- TEMPLE HILLS 77
- TIMONIUM 77
- CHEVY CHASE 76
- REISTERSTOWN 75
- WILLIAMSPORT 74
- FORESTVILLE 71
- HALETHORPE 70
- HAVRE DE GRACE 70
- CURTIS BAY 68
- CHESTERTOWN 67
- HUNT VALLEY 67
- EDGEWATER 64
- JOPPA 64
- NORTH EAST 63
- TAKOMA PARK 62
- MILLERSVILLE 60
- PARKVILLE 60
- RANDALLSTOWN 60
- EDGEWOOD 59
- FORT WASHINGTON 59
- WHITE MARSH 59
- WOODLAWN 59
- LINTHICUM 58
- SYKESVILLE 57
- DISTRICT HEIGHTS 56
- LA PLATA 56
- FALLSTON 54
- BLADENSBURG 53
- ODENTON 53
- SEVERNA PARK 52
- BERLIN 50
- PRINCE FREDERICK 49
- ELDERSBURG 47
- ABINGDON 46
- GAMBRILLS 46
- SPARROWS POINT 46
- SEVERN 44
- WHEATON 43
- BRANDYWINE 42
- PERRYVILLE 42
- FINKSBURG 41
- OCEAN CITY 41
- FROSTBURG 40
- HAMPSTEAD 40
- LEXINGTON PARK 39
- THURMONT 39
- BELCAMP 38
- PERRY HALL 38
- FOREST HILL 37
- CROFTON 35
- OLNEY 35
- POTOMAC 35
- SEAT PLEASANT 35
- ADELPHI 34
- CRISFIELD 34
- LUTHERVILLE 34
- TANEYTOWN 34
- FEDERALSBURG 33
- DENTON 32
- LEONARDTOWN 32
- MARLOW HEIGHTS 32
- PRINCESS ANNE 32
- GRANTSVILLE 31
- CLARKSVILLE 30
- MOUNT AIRY 30
- CHEVERLY 29
- RISING SUN 29
- POCOMOKE CITY 28
- HANCOCK 27
- SAVAGE 27
- SEABROOK 27
- STEVENSVILLE 27
- WINDSOR MILL 27
- CENTREVILLE 26
- SPARKS 25
- BOONSBORO 24
- DAMASCUS 24
- MITCHELLVILLE 24
- ARBUTUS 23
- ARNOLD 23
- LANDOVER HILLS 23
- MIDDLETOWN 23
- WALKERSVILLE 22
- BURTONSVILLE 21
- CLARKSBURG 21
- LUSBY 21
- HURLOCK 20
- LOTHIAN 20
- SMITHSBURG 20
- SNOW HILL 20
- BRENTWOOD 19
- CAMP SPRINGS 19
- QUEENSTOWN 19
- CHESTER 18
- GLENN DALE 18
- JARRETTSVILLE 18
- WHITEFORD 18
- ACCOKEEK 17
- BROOKLYN PARK 17
- DICKERSON 17
- INDIAN HEAD 17
- NEW CARROLLTON 17
- OWINGS 17
- WHITE PLAINS 17
- CHARLOTTE HALL 16
- CROWNSVILLE 16
- DEALE 16
- DELMAR 16
- MANCHESTER 16
- EMMITSBURG 15
- LINTHICUM HEIGHTS 15
- PYLESVILLE 15
- STREET 15
- UNION BRIDGE 15
- BRUNSWICK 14
- DUNKIRK 14
- IJAMSVILLE 14
- LARGO 14
- PHOENIX 14
- ROCK HALL 14
- WOODBINE 14
- ACCIDENT 13
- CHURCHVILLE 13
- DARLINGTON 13
- MILLINGTON 13
- MYERSVILLE 13
- WESTERNPORT 13
- CLEAR SPRING 12
- HUNTINGTOWN 12
- MECHANICSVILLE 12
- POOLESVILLE 12
- PORT DEPOSIT 12
- SOLOMONS 12
- DAVIDSONVILLE 11
- GLYNDON 11
- NEW MARKET 11
- NEW WINDSOR 11
- PARKTON 11
- PRESTON 11
- BROOKLYN 10
- CHESAPEAKE CITY 10
- FLINTSTONE 10
- HEBRON 10
- TRAPPE 10
- WOODSBORO 10
- BISHOPVILLE 9
- BROOKLANDVILLE 9
- GLEN ARM 9
- JEFFERSON 9
- KEYMAR 9
- LANGLEY PARK 9
- LANSDOWNE 9
- LISBON 9
- SUDLERSVILLE 9
- UPPERCO 9
- WESTOVER 9
- ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND 8
- CORDOVA 8
- DERWOOD 8
- EDGEMERE 8
- FRUITLAND 8
- MONROVIA 8
- NEWBURG 8
- SANDY SPRING 8
- VIENNA 8
- CRESAPTOWN 7
- EAST NEW MARKET 7
- GREAT MILLS 7
- JACKSONVILLE 7
- KINGSVILLE 7
- POINT OF ROCKS 7
- BALDWIN 6
- CORRIGANVILLE 6
- DAYTON 6
- HARWOOD 6
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Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.
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