Visit Anne Arundel County in Maryland if you want to explore nature and history. Dubbed the “land of pleasant living,” the county boasts that it is home to diverse communities, vast educational and economical opportunities, as well as unique and historic attractions. The county is where you will find Annapolis,

The census-designated place of Pasadena stands in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. According to residents, Pasadena also includes two more areas, Lake Shore and Riviera Beach. All three places fall under the control of Anne Arundel County, too. The same fire department, police, and public schools serve all three zones. While

Odenton is a census-designated place in Anne Arundel County. Located just 19 miles from Baltimore and 15 miles from Annapolis, it’s one of the county’s fastest-growing towns, posting an 80% growth in population between 200 and 2010. Named after former Governor of Maryland Oden Bowie, it’s home

In 2007 and 2011, Money Magazine named Crofton, Maryland, one of the “100 Best Places to Live” in America. Known as a laidback suburban place in Maryland, Crofton began as a planned community within Anne Arundel County in 1964. It is also strategically located between the three cities of Annapolis,

Edgewater is a tight-knit community in Maryland’s Anne Arundel County. It’s set along the southern banks of the South River and flanked by cities Mayo on the east, Riva on the west, and Lothian on the south. Located just 15 minutes outside Annapolis, it’s often considered one

Categorized as a census-designated place or CDP, Deale is a bustling Chesapeake Bay community in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. With Rockhold, Parker, and Carrs creeks, Deale is surrounded almost entirely by water. The area’s first white settlers were the Puritans, who arrived in 1655 from Virginia. Formerly called Herring