Montgomery County

Montgomery County is an administrative division in Maryland that encompasses several major cities including Rockville, Silver Spring, and Bethesda. The region rolls across a landscape of varied terrain and sits directly adjacent to Washington DC.

The area was established as a county in 1776 and named after Revolutionary War general Richard Montgomery. This creation followed the separation from Frederick County and marked an important administrative step in Maryland's history.

The county draws people from many countries and forms a vibrant community with numerous languages, religions, and traditions visible throughout. Visitors notice this diversity in the streets, restaurants, shops, and local events that reflect the different backgrounds of residents.

The region is well served by public transportation including buses and rail connections that link all major cities throughout. Visitors should expect multiple transportation options when exploring different areas of the county.

The county has developed a program that requires developers to include affordable housing units within new residential projects. This approach helps numerous families find homes in this affluent region.

GPS coordinates: 33.50745,-89.61825

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:49