Maryland from A to Z overview of state facts
Maryland borders Washington DC and hosts top government agencies including NIH NOAA and the Census Bureau. Annapolis is famed as the Sailing Capital of America and served as a US capital briefly. Antietam Battlefield marked the Civil War’s bloodiest day with 23 000 casualties. The Chesapeake Bay, Maryland’s vast waterway, stretches 185 miles long and holds 18 trillion gallons of water.
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Maryland Underground Railroad Conductor Harriet Tubman
The Underground Railroad aided thousands of enslaved people escape to freedom in Maryland. Harriet Tubman, renowned conductor, was born near Cambridge and became a pivotal figure in the network.
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