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Bordered on the Atlantic Ocean to the east, just west of the nation's capital, Maryland is best known for crab cakes, the cultural and entertainment city of Baltimore, and stunning inland waterways that provide recreational activities for all. Forests comprise nearly 40 percent of the total Maryland land area. The seaport city of Baltimore is host to fine restaurants, theatres, night clubs, and professional sports teams. So, whatever your dream college town, Maryland is likely to offer some fantastic choices.

Johns Hopkins University, founded in 1876 in Baltimore, is one of the state's most famous schools, noted for its long history of excellence in medical research and training. With more than 50 public and private colleges and universities, Maryland is best known for hosting the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis. The state also administers a state college system with The University of Maryland as its main campus, located in College Park.

Total Number of Maryland Schools: 102

# of Public Schools: 0
# of Private Schools: 0



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