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About Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore is the largest city in the U.S. state of Maryland and its important seaport (the second-largest one in the Mid-Atlantic), as well as the economic hub of Maryland. It is interesting to know that Baltimore does not belong to any county, which makes it the largest independent city in the country.
Baltimore was founded in 1729 and it was named after Lord Baltimore, the governor of Maryland. At some point, it was a major manufacturing center, but then it shifted to a service-oriented economy. Since the city and the area around it were first settled by English settlers back in 1661, it’s safe to say that it has a long and colorful history. Read more about the history of Baltimore and its gradual development.
The People Of Baltimore, Maryland
According to the latest estimates, Baltimore counts 621,849 residents. As for the racial composition of the city’s population, the number of African Americans is without a doubt the highest, as they account for 63 percent of the overall number, while white residents make up 29 percent. The number of Asians and Native Americans is almost negligible. When it comes to religious affiliation, around half of the population claims to be religious, a great majority of whom belong to the Catholic Church. While most of the people who live in Baltimore speak English, it should be noted that a significant number of the residents speaks Spanish (over 21,000).
The Climate Of Baltimore, Maryland
When moving to another city, you should check what its weather conditions are, just in case there are some extreme conditions that you should be prepared for before you actually start living there. As for Baltimore, you shouldn’t worry about putting up with any unusual conditions. Its climate is humid subtropical. There are four distinct seasons. Summers are normally hot and humid, while winters are quite chilly. Both spring and autumn are warm, but rainy.
The Neighborhoods Of Baltimore, Maryland
In addition to the aforementioned information, you should also do some research on the city’s neighborhoods just to make sure you choose the part of Baltimore that suits best your needs. Since there are more than one hundred districts in Baltimore, it is often referred to as “a city of neighborhoods”. Thus, you’ll have a number of options. Take a look at the following list of only several neighborhoods and see if perhaps one of the is perfect for you.
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