Maryland

well i have been there

if you are a girl: summer, i would wear shorts, lose tops, cute flip flops and something like a necklace r sunglasses from my fave place Charming Charlie. for spring same thing but instead of shorts color skinny jeans and add a cardigan. IN the fall i like to wear, dark blue bootcut jeans a wool sweater over a solid color top ( stick to greens and other earthy fall colors) and a pea coat and lastly for winter i would wear black pants with lots of layer plus a BIG coat.

if you are a boy: summer, i see boys wear... cargo shorts with a t-shirt and a plaid short sleeves button down with cool sun glass's. for spring jeans with a belt and collared shirt. Fall nice GRAY jeans converse shoes a t-shirt laryed over a solid colored LONG sleeve shirt with a boy pea coat and finally for winter stick to the same thing as fall but try different jean colors and fits like carpindor

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There are many reservoirs including several that are called lakes, however there are no natural lakes in the state.

King Charles I in his grant of a Charter to the 2nd Lord Baltimore but because he had a poor map to work with, their were numerous border and boundary conflicts that would have to be corrected when better surveys had been conducted.

6 hours. Example: 8 AM in Maryland, USA = 2 PM in Germany.

It was called the Old Line State because of the discipline, training, resolve and bravery shown by its Regiments during the Revolutionary War. Those were the days when troops lined up face to face against each other at a range of as close as 50 yards and opened fire, reloaded and continued firing until one or the other of the combatants could fight no more and left the field of battle.

Maryland's mountain region is mostly made up of sandstone, limestone and other sedimentary rock layers. The Blue Ridge Province has quartzite and metamorphic rocks. Sedimentary rock is the most common.

• Drum Point Lighthouse.
• US Naval Academy.
• Thomas Point Shoals Lighthouse.
• The Whittaker Chambers Farm.
• Old Lock Pumphouse.
• Whitehall.
• Assateague Island.
• Tulip Hill.
• Shot Tower.
• Bazel Church.
• Fort McHenry.
• Ocean City Boardwalk.
• Mount Clare.
• Old Roman Catholic Cathedral.
• Montpelier.
• Antietam Battlefield.

the origan of state name is named for Queen Henrietta maria,wifeof England's King Charles 1

Annapolis is located on Chesapeake Bay and is the state capital of Maryland. It was also the nation's capital, briefly, from 1783 to 1784.

However, Annapolis is not actually located on the Chesapeake Bay, but rather on the Severn River just east of the Bay.

Maryland is approximately 12,407 square miles in size, making it one of the smaller states in the United States. It is located on the eastern coast of the country and is bordered by Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Delaware.

There are 24 Maryland counties.

Maryland is on Eastern Time; California is on Pacific Time. Maryland is three (3) hours ahead of California. Example: 4PM in Maryland is 1PM in California.

Maryland's main resources include agriculture products such as poultry, dairy, seafood, and crops like corn and soybeans. It also has natural resources such as coal, sand, and gravel, as well as a strong industrial base with manufacturing and technology sectors playing key roles in the state's economy. Additionally, Maryland benefits from its proximity to major urban centers like Washington D.C. and Baltimore, which attract businesses and tourists.

Major Rivers - Potomac River, Patapsco River, Patuxent River, Susquehanna River.

Major Lakes - Lake Oakland, Deep Creek Lake, Prettyboy Reservoir, Loch Raven Reservoir.

Highest Point - Backbone Mountain - 3,360 feet above sea level.

Maryland has 2 nicknames. One of them is the Old Line State, and another is the Free State.

Colonial Maryland home life was not very easy for the farmers who lived there. They struggled through diseases, weather and hard work. When indentured slaves came, life on the farm was much easier. The children would also help with the work on the farms.

Some landforms in Ontario include the Niagara Escarpment, the Canadian Shield, the Great Lakes lowlands, and the Hudson Bay Lowlands. These landforms contribute to the diverse geography of the province, offering a variety of environmental and recreational opportunities.

Chesapeake Bay cuts Maryland almost in half, separating the eastern and western parts of the state. It is the largest estuary in the United States.

It is diverse and varied ranging from the pine forests in the western Appalachian Mountains, the hardwood groves in the rolling hills of the Piedmont region to marshes and sand dunes in the Atlantic Coastal region.

The trade-in value of a pound of aluminum in Maryland varies depending on market conditions, scrap metal prices, and the buyer. It's recommended to check with local scrap metal yards or recycling centers for current rates.

It was much the same as it is today with major variations between the Appalachian Mountains in the west (a subtropical highland climate) and the Atlantic Coastal Plains (with a humid subtropical climate). There are 4 distinct seasons, with relatively hot, humid summers and cool or cold winters, with snowfall ranging from a foot or less on the eastern shore to over 100 inches in the mountains. Precipitation averages 40-50 inches annually around the state and is evenly distributed; Colonial Maryland likely experienced a climate very similar to this.

A basic remote rate gyro restricts the motion of one axis by detecting the rate of rotation around that axis and providing a feedback signal to control a servo mechanism that counteracts the rotation, thus stabilizing the axis. This feedback system helps to maintain the desired orientation of the axis despite external disturbances.

Some popular spots in Baltimore to hang out include Inner Harbor for waterfront views and attractions, Fells Point for its historic charm and lively bars, and Hampden for its unique boutiques and restaurants. Federal Hill is also a great area for its scenic park and impressive views of the city.

Some prominent scientists born in 1978 include Dr. Rebecca Richards-Kortum, a bioengineer known for her work in global health technologies, and Dr. Leighton Reid, a conservation biologist specializing in tropical forest restoration. These scientists have made significant contributions to their respective fields and have received recognition for their innovative research.