Maryland

Yes, Maryland is located on the east coast of the United States. It is bordered by states such as Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania, and it has a coastline along the Atlantic Ocean.

Yes, Maryland got hit by Hurricane Isabelle and Hurricane Irene.

Maryland belongs in the humid subtropical climate zone, characterized by hot and humid summers and cool winters. Oregon belongs in the marine west coast climate zone, known for mild, wet winters and cool summers influenced by oceanic air masses.

Frederick, Maryland has a total area of 23.69 square miles.

The average annual snowfall ranges from less than a foot on the lower eastern shore to near two feet in the Baltimore-Washington corridor and up into northeastern MD. It's closer to 30-35 inches near the PA border, and much higher in western Maryland. Due to the mountains, areas west of Frostburg generally receive more than 75 inches of snow, with more than 100 inches at the highest elevations.

Yes, Maryland has experienced earthquakes in the past. While they are not as common or as strong as in other states, Maryland is located near a seismic zone and has felt the effects of earthquakes from nearby faults.

it was few weeks back in July 2010 in Washington D.C.,although it wasn`t very high on the Richtor scale it was only a point 3, there was no damage.

There are several plants and animals that live in Baltimore, Maryland. There are several species of birds, eagles, snakes, frogs, deer, and butterflies. There are also several species of flowers, trees, alpines, and weeds.

The majority of Maryland has a humid subtropical climate with humid summers and cool winters, typical of the southeastern United States. Western Maryland has a humid continental climate with warm summers but colder winters because of it's location in the Appalachian mountains. Hot and cold is relative to people depending on where you live but i would say Maryland is more hot than cold to answer your question.

St. Mary's City is located in South Maryland.

Maryland has three very different geographic regions each with special appeal. The Appalachian Mountains in the western panhandle lack the sheer drama of the Rockies but retain a subtle charm of their own. The Piedmont is more than a transition area. It is a minature portrait of the great farming areas of the central United States. The crown jewel is the Atlantic Coastal Plain. Tidal wetlands, richly diverse and never to be confused with what some term as swamp.

Lord Calvert sought to create a safe haven for Catholics, and several Catholic country aristocrats took him up on the offer. Maryland was primarily settled by a mix of Catholic gentlemen, artisans, indentured servants and farmers. By employing the "headright system," a hierarchy of aristocrats were established in the colony's beginnings. Artisans would have been right below the aristocrats, and farmers would be next. At the very bottom of the hierarchy chart would be the indentured servants and slaves.

Life for kids in colonial Maryland was mostly centered around their families and work on the family farm or in trades. Education was limited, with most children learning basic reading, writing, and arithmetic at home or in small schoolhouses. Depending on their family's social status, children might also engage in leisure activities like games, music, and storytelling.

Delaware shares a border with Pennsylvania and with Maryland.

The Colony of Maryland was located in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States, bordered by Pennsylvania to the north, Delaware to the east, Virginia to the south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the east. Its capital city was Annapolis, and it was founded in 1632 by Lord Baltimore as a haven for English Catholics.

Latitude: 37°53′N to 39°43′N
Longitude: 75°03′W to 79°29′W

Silver Spring is located in Montgomery County, Maryland.

That is subjective and really depends on individual preferences. Ocean City is known for its lively boardwalk, amusement park, and family-friendly atmosphere, but some people may prefer quieter or more secluded beaches. It's best to visit different beaches and see which one aligns best with your interests and preferences.

Blue crab from the Chesapeake Bay. Crab cakes are a regional specialty as are crab chowder and crab legs and whole crab

As of 2014, Maryland does not have an official state rock. However, the state does have the Patuxent river stone as the official gemstone of the state.

The five themes of geography in Maryland include location (its coordinates on Earth), place (its physical and human characteristics), human-environment interaction (how people interact with their surroundings), movement (the flow of goods, people, and ideas), and region (how Maryland fits within a larger context geographically).

Maryland earned the nickname "Old Line State" in the American Revolution. The Maryland Line, Maryland's regiments of regulars, achieved a reputation as the saviors of the Continental Army and the cause of independence. References to the "Old Line" are a tribute to the Maryland Line, but more specifically, to the first incarnation of the Maryland Line, the men who first mobilized in December 1775 and early 1776 and fought at Long Island on 27 August 1776, serving under William Smallwood, Francis Ware, Thomas Price, and Mordecai Gist. The battle-worn survivors of this regiment ostensibly reorganized in December 1777, continuing their enlistments "for three years or during the war." But by the close of 1777, few remained from the original line Washington witnessed at Long Island. Bled weak by fighting in the vanguard of the war, they received reinforcements from the Maryland companies of the Flying Camp, and earned recognition for their sacrifices in the form of a nickname.

Mountains: run through the heart of western and central Maryland

Piedmont Plateau: East of the Blue Ridge, the uplands peter out into gentle hills and a high, flat plateau

Coastal Plain: The fall line separates the Piedmont Plateau from the third major geographic landform in Maryland, the Atlantic Coastal Plain.

The main regions are: East Gulf Coastal Plain, The Piedmont Upland, Cumberland Plateau, and the Highland Rim.

Panhandling is not explicitly illegal in Maryland. However, certain cities or counties may have local ordinances that regulate or prohibit panhandling in specific areas. It's important to check the local laws in the specific area to understand the restrictions that may apply.