Maps
Discover the key advantage of a Maryland location: ACCESS. To customers, partners, and the rest of the world.

Demographics
42^nd in size, 19^th in population, with the highest median income in the nation.

Maryland's Business Community
A blend of recognizable powerhouses in manufacturing, transportation, and trade, with leading innovators in bioscience, advanced technology, and communications.

Workforce Profile
Ranked among the top states in the percentage of professional and technical workers–and home to skilled manufacturing laborers and experienced workers in almost every type of industrial job–Maryland's workforce is ready to meet your needs.   

Transportation
With the Port of Baltimore, a network of major east coast distribution routes, international airports, and rail service, Maryland's formidable transportation infrastructure seamlessly links sea, air, rail, and highway.

Utilities
With 13 electrical utilities and four natural gas pipelines distributed by nine companies, Maryland has the resources to power your business.

Maryland Taxes
Maryland’s fair and business-friendly tax structure fits the bill for a business location.

Education in Maryland
Top-notch public schools, with an 82 percent matriculation rate for higher education, and home to 61 accredited institutions of higher learning, including the University System of Maryland and world-renowned Johns Hopkins University.

Quality of Life
From Chesapeake Bay towns and Eastern Shore beaches to the majestic Allegheny Mountains; from our historic state capital of Annapolis to the vibrant streets of Baltimore and the energy of suburban Washington, D.C., Maryland offers an array of beautiful places to call home.