Think you’ve heard it all? How about these 10 strange town names near Baltimore? Check out this list of nearby towns and see how many you know about…
- Savage
Flickr / hardwarehank Located in Howard County, Savage is where you’ll find all things historic, including the Savage Mill outlets and Bollman Bridge.
- Fork
Flickr / Larry Eiring This Baltimore County town is little known but has one of the most interesting names, indeed.
- Sykesville
Flickr / Jon Dawson This Carroll County town was recently named the coolest small town in America. Visit Main Street for several local shops and eateries.
- Woodstock
Flickr / David Heise Nope - we’re not talking about the famous music festival. Woodstock includes parts of Howard, Carroll, and Baltimore County. It has plenty of nature and trails, as Patapsco Valley State Park covers a good portion of it.
- Cockeysville
Flickr / Jack Lyons This Baltimore county spot has a population of just over 20,000 residents. With scenery like this, it’s easy to see why this town may be a bit cocky.
- Bowleys Quarters
Flickr / Erica Over 6,000 residents call Bowleys Quarters home, which is located in Baltimore County. It has great water views and local seafood joints.
- Scaggsville
Flickr / chrisbb@prodigy.net Scaggsville is a lot of fun to say out loud. It’s an unincorporated community located in Howard County.
- Sparks
Flickr / Christopher Sessums This Baltimore County community is situated along route 45 and is full of rural sights. Be sure to also check out the charming eateries in the area.
- Boring
Flickr / romana klee Boring is about 40 minutes away from the city, located in Baltimore County. It only has about 40 houses, a fire hall, and post office.
- Nottingham
Flickr / artcase When you hear the word Nottingham, Robin Hood may come to mind. But this spot is actually an unincorporated community in Baltimore County.
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Flickr / hardwarehank
Located in Howard County, Savage is where you’ll find all things historic, including the Savage Mill outlets and Bollman Bridge.
Flickr / Larry Eiring
This Baltimore County town is little known but has one of the most interesting names, indeed.
Flickr / Jon Dawson
This Carroll County town was recently named the coolest small town in America. Visit Main Street for several local shops and eateries.
Flickr / David Heise
Nope - we’re not talking about the famous music festival. Woodstock includes parts of Howard, Carroll, and Baltimore County. It has plenty of nature and trails, as Patapsco Valley State Park covers a good portion of it.
Flickr / Jack Lyons
This Baltimore county spot has a population of just over 20,000 residents. With scenery like this, it’s easy to see why this town may be a bit cocky.
Flickr / Erica
Over 6,000 residents call Bowleys Quarters home, which is located in Baltimore County. It has great water views and local seafood joints.
Flickr / chrisbb@prodigy.net
Scaggsville is a lot of fun to say out loud. It’s an unincorporated community located in Howard County.
Flickr / Christopher Sessums
This Baltimore County community is situated along route 45 and is full of rural sights. Be sure to also check out the charming eateries in the area.
Flickr / romana klee
Boring is about 40 minutes away from the city, located in Baltimore County. It only has about 40 houses, a fire hall, and post office.
Flickr / artcase
When you hear the word Nottingham, Robin Hood may come to mind. But this spot is actually an unincorporated community in Baltimore County.
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