Burtonsville, Census-designated place in Montgomery County, Maryland
Burtonsville is a residential community in Montgomery County spanning several square miles with neighborhoods such as McKnew, Blackburn, and Greencastle Country Place. The area sits at moderate elevation and presents a typical suburban layout with single-family homes, tree-lined streets, and local shopping areas.
The area was originally known as Patuxent Hundred during colonial times and took its present name from Isaac Burton, who acquired substantial land holdings from his siblings in 1825. This early consolidation of land ownership shaped the settlement patterns that developed in subsequent decades.
The population of 9,498 residents represents diverse demographics with 37.5% African American, 24.7% White, 25.6% Asian, and 11.2% Hispanic or Latino communities.
The area is served by multiple bus stops and a Park and Ride facility offering connections to surrounding regions and distant destinations. Most locations here are easily accessible by car, and the layout makes it straightforward to drive between neighborhoods and local businesses.
Regular gatherings bring together automobile enthusiasts who display vehicles of all kinds, from older models to the latest designs. These informal events create a relaxed space where neighbors connect over a shared interest in cars and socializing.
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