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Maryland Road Map


The scalable Maryland map on this page shows the state's major roads and highways as well as its counties and cities, including Annapolis, the capital city, and Baltimore, the most populous city.
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Interstate Highway 68 on Sideling Hill in Western Maryland

Maryland Map Navigation

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Maryland Map Scale Of Miles

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Maryland Interstate Highways

Maryland's Interstate Highways connect its major cities and facilitate travel between Maryland and its neighbors.  I-68 provides convenient access to the Appalachian highlands of western Maryland.  I-70 runs northwest from near Baltimore, leaving the state at the Pennsylvania border, while I-83 runs north from Baltimore, also leaving the state at the Pennsylvania border.  I-95 runs through Maryland from northeast to southwest, passing through Baltimore along its route.  I-97 links Baltimore with the Annapolis area.

Maryland's auxiliary Interstate Highways serve the Baltimore, Washington, and Frederick metro areas.  I-270 connects Frederick with Washington, DC's northwestern suburbs, while I-370 provides easy access to Gaithersburg and Rockville.  Maryland's portion of I-495 encircles much of Washington, DC.  I-695 encircles Baltimore, while I-795 provides easy access to Baltimore's northwestern suburbs.  I-895 provides an alternate route through Baltimore, connecting with I-95 at its northeastern and southwestern termini.

Maryland Scenic Routes

The mountains of western Maryland offer a scenic road trip backdrop that is especially beautiful in the autumn months.  Swallow Falls State Park and Deep Creek Lake State Park boast hiking trails as well as fishing and camping.  The historic town of Cumberland is home to a national park that stretches all the way to Washington, D.C along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.  Further east, travelers will encounter Antietam National Battlefield and the town of Frederick, which is surrounded by picturesque rolling farmland.  More information about scenic roads in Maryland is available on this America's Byways: Maryland web page.

Maryland Road Travel Resources

Maryland's Eastern Shore and Chesapeake Bay islands are accessible via the Bay Bridge.  For more information about Maryland's roads and transportation infrastructure, visit the Maryland Department of Transportation website.  For Maryland road traffic conditions, visit the Federal Highway Administration's Maryland Traffic Information page.


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