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Diversity, opportunity and natural beauty combine to make Maryland the place to be.

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Maryland

Home to The Johns Hopkins University, Port of Baltimore and one of the lowest poverty rates in the country, Maryland is among the most densely populated states in the nation. Because of its proximity to Washington D.C., many Maryland residents work in the service sector, for government agencies or contractors. Commercial fishing and manufacturing are large industries in Maryland.

Maryland is a small state that lives large, with thriving industries, cosmopolitan cities and coastal vistas. Here are the top cities to call home.

Greater Baltimore Business Climate

Quick Facts

8 Reasons to Move to Maryland

The 5 Most Affordable Cities in Maryland

Best Places To Live in Maryland

Why You Should Move to the Baltimore Area

The 7 Best Beaches in Maryland for Avoiding Crowds

5 Best Small Towns in Maryland

Places We Love In Maryland

Bethesda, MD

Hagerstown, MD

Columbia, MD

Frederick, MD

Baltimore, MD

Salisbury, MD

Gaithersburg, MD

Rockville, MD

Silver Spring, MD

Annapolis, MD

Cities in Maryland on Livability.com

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Livability explores what makes small-to-medium sized cities great places to live. Through proprietary research studies, engaging articles and original photography and video, we examine topics related to community amenities, education, sustainability, transportation, housing and the economy. We then leverage that expertise to develop city rankings for a range of topics including small towns, college towns and our annual Top 100 Best Places to Live.