Baltimore County, County in Maryland, USA.
Baltimore County is the third-most populous county in Maryland, with a variety of suburban and rural landscapes.
Established in 1659, Baltimore County holds a rich history including key events of the American Civil War.
Known for its blue collar roots, the county has significant Irish and Italian populations contributing to a diverse cultural tapestry.
The county is economically strong with a base in healthcare, education, and government services along with an international airport.
Despite its name, Baltimore County does not include the city of Baltimore.
Location: Maryland
Inception: 1659
Capital city: Towson
Population: 854535
Website: baltimorecountymd.gov
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