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Explore the 2010 census

by The Washington Post on February 9, 2011

Description	2010 census data showed that Maryland's greatest growth occurred in the southern part of the state, the Eastern Shore and the central corridor from Anne Arundel through Howard to Frederick, shifting some of the concentration of the state away from the Baltimore and Washington regions. Delve into the latest data release and discover trends with an interactive map.
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Location	Montgomery County
Category	Social Environment / Demographics

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