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Maryland is the home of 6,065,436 people as of 2021. (Information provided by World Population Review)
Situated on the eastern tip of the USA, Maryland is one of the smallest states in the country. However, what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in population numbers and density. Overall, this is one of the busiest and most bustling areas in the union.
The last set of confirmed population figures occurred during the 2010 Census, showing there were 5,773,552 people living in Maryland -- a rise of 9% from the figures declared in 2000. Further estimates continue to suggest that the population of Maryland in 2016 is 6,006,401. Maryland also has a healthy population growth rate of 0.96%, which ranks 20th in the country.
Maryland Area and Population Density
With a surface area of just 12,407 square miles, (32,133 square kilometers), Maryland is only the 42nd largest state in the USA in terms of land mass. It is, however, one of the most populous and most densely populated states in the whole country. A 2016 estimate of the population places just over 6 million people in the state, which makes it the 19th most populous state in the country.
Looking at those numbers, it isn’t hard to establish that this must be a very densely populated area indeed. In fact, there are about 594 people per square mile in Maryland. This population density makes Maryland the 5th most densely populated state in the USA.
Montgomery County is the most populated county in the state with 1.04 million residents, while Kent County was the least populated with just 19,787 residents, according to the 2015 Census estimates. Southern Maryland has grown faster than the rest of the region with a 21% increase between 2000 and 2010, compared to just 9% for the state as a whole. Most of the state's population lives in the central area of the state in the Washington and Baltimore metropolitan areas, while the Eastern Shore remains rural.
Counties in Maryland
In 2019, the most populous county in Maryland is Montgomery County, adjacent to Washington, D.C. and one of America's most affluent counties, with a population of 1,058,810. This represents population growth of 8.47% since the 2010 census. Other populous counties in Maryland include Prince George's County (912,756), Baltimore County (832,468), Baltimore city (611,648), Anne Arundel County (573,235). These are the only Maryland counties with a population of more than 500,000. All five counties have experienced positive population growth since the last census except Baltimore city, which has a population that has declined by 1.51%.
Maryland Counties with Rapid Growth
Howard County has experienced the highest population growth in Maryland since the last census with a growth rate of 11.26% to a total 2019 population of 321,113. Other counties that have posted population growth of more than 5% since the 2010 census include Charles County (8.53%), Montgomery County (8.47%), Frederick County (7.62%), and St. Mary's County (6.53%). The county that has experienced the most significant decline is Allegany County with -4.48% growth since the census.
Maryland's Counties and Population:
Montgomery County 1,055,110, Prince George's County 908,743, Baltimore County 826,392, Anne Arundel County 586,656, Baltimore City County 575,584,
Howard County 331,828, Frederick County 268,755, Harford County 258,559, Carroll County 168,807, Charles County 166,819, Washington County 151,835,
St. Mary's County 115,090, Wicomico County 104,739, Cecil County 103,277, Calvert County 93,445, Allegany County 69,366, Worcester County 52,908,
Queen Anne's County 50,847, Talbot County 37,395, Caroline County 33,606, Dorchester County 31,867, Garrett County 28,776, Somerset County 25,636,
Kent County 19,398
Maryland's Top 20 Largest Cities and Population:
1) Baltimore 575,584, 2) Columbia 103,991, 3) Germantown 90,582, 4) Silver Spring 81,773, 5) Waldorf 75,489, 6) Frederick 72,842, 7) Ellicott City 72,665,
8) Glen Burnie 69,872, 9) Rockville 68,181, 10) Gaithersburg 67,815, 11) Bethesda 63,195, 12) Dundalk 63,015, 13) Bowie 58,709, 14) Towson 57,817,
15) Aspen Hill 53,049, 16) Severn 50,496, 17) Wheaton 50,229, 18) North Bethesda 49,872, 19) Bel Air South 48,425, 20) Potomac 45,940
Situated on the eastern tip of the USA, Maryland is one of the smallest states in the country. However, what it lacks in size it more than makes up for in population numbers and density. Overall, this is one of the busiest and most bustling areas in the union.
The last set of confirmed population figures occurred during the 2010 Census, showing there were 5,773,552 people living in Maryland -- a rise of 9% from the figures declared in 2000. Further estimates continue to suggest that the population of Maryland in 2016 is 6,006,401. Maryland also has a healthy population growth rate of 0.96%, which ranks 20th in the country.
Maryland Area and Population Density
With a surface area of just 12,407 square miles, (32,133 square kilometers), Maryland is only the 42nd largest state in the USA in terms of land mass. It is, however, one of the most populous and most densely populated states in the whole country. A 2016 estimate of the population places just over 6 million people in the state, which makes it the 19th most populous state in the country.
Looking at those numbers, it isn’t hard to establish that this must be a very densely populated area indeed. In fact, there are about 594 people per square mile in Maryland. This population density makes Maryland the 5th most densely populated state in the USA.
Montgomery County is the most populated county in the state with 1.04 million residents, while Kent County was the least populated with just 19,787 residents, according to the 2015 Census estimates. Southern Maryland has grown faster than the rest of the region with a 21% increase between 2000 and 2010, compared to just 9% for the state as a whole. Most of the state's population lives in the central area of the state in the Washington and Baltimore metropolitan areas, while the Eastern Shore remains rural.
Counties in Maryland
In 2019, the most populous county in Maryland is Montgomery County, adjacent to Washington, D.C. and one of America's most affluent counties, with a population of 1,058,810. This represents population growth of 8.47% since the 2010 census. Other populous counties in Maryland include Prince George's County (912,756), Baltimore County (832,468), Baltimore city (611,648), Anne Arundel County (573,235). These are the only Maryland counties with a population of more than 500,000. All five counties have experienced positive population growth since the last census except Baltimore city, which has a population that has declined by 1.51%.
Maryland Counties with Rapid Growth
Howard County has experienced the highest population growth in Maryland since the last census with a growth rate of 11.26% to a total 2019 population of 321,113. Other counties that have posted population growth of more than 5% since the 2010 census include Charles County (8.53%), Montgomery County (8.47%), Frederick County (7.62%), and St. Mary's County (6.53%). The county that has experienced the most significant decline is Allegany County with -4.48% growth since the census.
Maryland's Counties and Population:
Montgomery County 1,055,110, Prince George's County 908,743, Baltimore County 826,392, Anne Arundel County 586,656, Baltimore City County 575,584,
Howard County 331,828, Frederick County 268,755, Harford County 258,559, Carroll County 168,807, Charles County 166,819, Washington County 151,835,
St. Mary's County 115,090, Wicomico County 104,739, Cecil County 103,277, Calvert County 93,445, Allegany County 69,366, Worcester County 52,908,
Queen Anne's County 50,847, Talbot County 37,395, Caroline County 33,606, Dorchester County 31,867, Garrett County 28,776, Somerset County 25,636,
Kent County 19,398
Maryland's Top 20 Largest Cities and Population:
1) Baltimore 575,584, 2) Columbia 103,991, 3) Germantown 90,582, 4) Silver Spring 81,773, 5) Waldorf 75,489, 6) Frederick 72,842, 7) Ellicott City 72,665,
8) Glen Burnie 69,872, 9) Rockville 68,181, 10) Gaithersburg 67,815, 11) Bethesda 63,195, 12) Dundalk 63,015, 13) Bowie 58,709, 14) Towson 57,817,
15) Aspen Hill 53,049, 16) Severn 50,496, 17) Wheaton 50,229, 18) North Bethesda 49,872, 19) Bel Air South 48,425, 20) Potomac 45,940
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Here at Shredding Made EZ LLC we believe in providing our clients with the best service in the industry. Our technicians are highly trained and certified for handling sensitive information. They are friendly and professional and will provide you with an experience you will be happy to repeat.
THE BEST PRICE
We at Shredding Made EZ LLC understand the cost of running a profitable business. One of the ways that we have set out to help our community is to ensure that sensitive information is shredded at the best cost to our clients.
THE GREATEST SECURITY
To be a NAID AAA certified shredding service you have to demonstrate not only an understanding of sensitive information, but of how to properly dispose of it. We take information security seriously, and it is our #1 priority for you and your organization.
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If you are interested in our services, please contact us today. We are excited to demonstrate to you how we can support your business. We understand the need for secure shredding, but that alone is not enough to earn your business. You want to know that the documents or hard drives are securely shredded, you get the best price, you're provided with consistently friendly customer service, know that the environmental impact is minimal, and so much more. We at Shredding Made EZ LLC understand this because we are a business ourselves. We serve our customers and are always expanding to where our clients need us most.
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