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This article, the nineteenth in a 50-state series, ranks the best places to live in Maryland based on three criteria: (1) median household income (adjusted for cost of living); (2) educational attainment (% of residents 25 years and over who have earned a bachelor's degree or higher); and (3) property crime rates per 1,000 residents (burglary and automobile thefts). For purposes of these rankings, "places" are incorporated municipalities with populations greater than 2,000. Among the twenty best places to live in Maryland, eight are suburbs of Washington, D.C., four are suburbs of Frederick, three are suburbs of Baltimore, three are edge cities of Washington, D.C., one is the state capitol of Annapolis, and one is a suburb of Annapolis. By county, seven of the best places to live in Maryland are located in Prince George's County, six in Montgomery County, three in or partially in Carroll County, three in or partially in Frederick County, and one each in Anne Arundel and Calvert Counties. After reading "Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012)," return to this link to read "Largest Cities in Maryland (2012)." A collection of similar articles for the remaining 49 states can be found at these links: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming. For the culmination of the 50-state series, read "Best Places to Live in America (2012)." This article may be updated as new data becomes available. 1. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Chevy Chase Village, MD (Montgomery County) Population: 2,058 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $178,317 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 92.7% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 3.78 Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 38 miles E Baltimore, MD: 38 miles NE Frederick, MD: 38 miles NNW Washington, DC: 8 miles SSE 2. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Chevy Chase, MD (Montgomery County) Population: 2,816 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $147,661 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 90.1% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 3.76* Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 38 miles E Baltimore, MD: 38 miles NE Frederick, MD: 38 miles NNW Washington, DC: 8 miles SSE 3. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Poolesville, MD (Montgomery County) Population: 2,434 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $96,859 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 83.2% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 3.76* Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 61 miles ESE Baltimore, MD: 57 miles ENE Frederick, MD: 21 miles N Washington, DC: 31 miles SE 4. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - University Park, MD (Prince George's County) Population: 2,434 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $96,859 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 83.2% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 9.22 Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 27 miles E Baltimore, MD: 32 miles NE Frederick, MD: 48 miles NNW Washington, DC: 20 miles SSW 5. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Middletown, MD (Frederick County) Population: 2,869 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $97,211 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 54.1% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 1.34* Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 77 miles SE Baltimore, MD: 56 miles ESE Frederick, MD: 8 miles ESE Washington, DC: 55 SSE 6. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Rockville, MD (Montgomery County) Population: 59,825 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $77,780 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 58.2% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 3.18* Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 46 miles ESE Baltimore, MD: 46 miles NE Frederick, MD: 29 miles SSE Washington, DC: 20 miles SSE 7. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Mount Airy, MD (Carroll and Frederick Counties) Population: 8,727 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $95,689 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 41.3% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 2.56* Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 57 miles SE Baltimore, MD: 36 miles ESE Frederick, MD: 16 miles WNW Washington, DC: 45 miles S 8. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Gaithersburg, MD (Montgomery County) Population: 58,632 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $70,318 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 52.3% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 2.26* Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 48 miles ESE Baltimore, MD: 46 miles NE Frederick, MD: 23 miles NNW Washington, DC: 27 miles SSE 9. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Sykesville, MD (Carroll County) Population: 4,427 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $83,805 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 32.1% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 2.93 Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 47 miles SE Baltimore, MD: 27 miles ESE Frederick, MD: 31 miles WNW Washington, DC: 55 miles SSE 10. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Bowie, MD (Prince George's County) Population: 53,572 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $74,987 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 45.0% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 6.85 Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 20 miles E Baltimore, MD: 27 miles NNE Frederick, MD: 54 miles NW Washington, DC: 19 miles SE 11. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Hampstead, MD (Carroll County) Population: 5,423 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $72,485 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 35.4% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 2.18 Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 55 miles SSE Baltimore, MD: 29 miles SSE Frederick, MD: 40 miles SW Washington, DC: 60 miles SSW 12. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Walkersville, MD (Frederick County) Population: 5,597 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $70,652 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 31.6% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 1.34* Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 78 miles SW Baltimore, MD: 57 miles ESE Frederick, MD: 7 miles SSW Washington, DC: 55 miles SSE 13. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Takoma Park, MD (Montgomery County) Population: 17,752 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $57,082 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 56.3% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 10.65 Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 30 miles E Baltimore, MD: 34 miles NE Frederick, MD: 43 miles NNW Washington, DC: 8 miles S 14. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Chesapeake Beach, MD (Calvert County) Population: 3,396 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $66,359 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 38.0% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 5.16* Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 28 miles N Baltimore, MD: 52 miles N Frederick, MD: 82 miles NNW Washington, DC: 35 miles NW 15. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Annapolis, MD (Anne Arundel County) Population: 36,607 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $65,227 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 41.3% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 7.6 Distance to Familiar Cities: Baltimore, MD: 26 miles NNW Frederick, MD: 68 miles NW Washington, DC: 32 miles WSW 16. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Berwyn Heights, MD (Prince George's County) Population: 2,997 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $68,633 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 40.3% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 10.58 Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 26 miles E Baltimore, MD: 28 miles NE Frederick, MD: 47 miles NW Washington, DC: 12 miles SW 17. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - College Park, MD (Prince George's County) Population: 27,202 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $50,263 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 46.7% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 11.88* Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 30 miles E Baltimore, MD: 32 miles NE Frederick, MD: 47 miles NW Washington, DC: 10 miles SW 18. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Cheverly, MD (Prince George's County) Population: 6,521 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $60,880 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 44.8% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 15.71 Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 26 miles E Baltimore, MD: 32 miles NNE Frederick, MD: 53 miles NNW Washington, DC: 9 miles WSW 19. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Greenbelt, MD (Prince George's County) Population: 21,536 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $47,026 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 43.5% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 17.88 Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 26 miles E Baltimore, MD: 28 miles NE Frederick, MD: 47 miles NW Washington, DC: 14 miles SW 20. Best Places to Live in Maryland (2012) - Laurel, MD (Prince George's County) Population: 22,127 Median household income (adjusted for cost of living): $48,679 Bachelor's degree or higher (25 years and over): 36.8% Property crime rate per 1,000 residents (burglary and auto thefts): 17.36 Distance to Familiar Cities: Annapolis, MD: 28 miles SE Baltimore, MD: 22 miles NE Frederick, MD: 47 miles NW Washington, DC: 22 miles SSW *In some cases, municipalities either do not report their crime statistics to the FBI or they contract for services with a county law enforcement agency or the state police. For those towns, crime rates are extrapolated from state, county, or contiguous municipality data. Source(s): "All Cities in Maryland," City-Data.com "American Community Survey," U.S. Census Bureau "American Fact Finder," U.S. Census Bureau "Uniform Crime Reports," Federal Bureau of Investigation |
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