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This article is about the city in Maryland. For the surrounding county, see Baltimore County, Maryland . For other uses, see Baltimore (disambiguation) .
Largest city in Maryland, United States
Independent city in Maryland, United States
Charm City; [1] B'more; [2] Mobtown [3]
"The Greatest City in America", [1] "Get in on it.", [1] "Believe" [4]
Panoramic view of Baltimore along the Inner and Outer Harbor at dusk, as seen from the HarborView Condominium .
Panoramic view of the Baltimore Inner Harbor and Harbor Point waterfront development as seen from the Domino Sugar factory.
For a full list of mayors, see List of Baltimore Mayors .
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^ Officially, seasonal snowfall accumulation has ranged from 0.7 in (1.8 cm) in 1949–50 to 77.0 in (196 cm) in 2009–10. See North American blizzard of 2009#Snowfall (December 19–20, 2009), February 5–6, 2010 North American blizzard#Snowfall , and February 9–10, 2010 North American blizzard#Impact . The February storms contributed to a monthly accumulation of 50.0 in (127 cm), the most for any month. [134] If no snow fell outside of February that winter, 2009–10 would still rank as 5th snowiest. [135]
^ Since 1950, when the National Weather Service switched to using the suburban and generally much cooler BWI Airport as the official Baltimore climatology station, this extreme has repeated three times: January 29, 1963, January 17, 1982 , and January 22, 1984.
^ Temperature, precipitation normals are recorded at Maryland Science Center in downtown; the National Weather Service does not yet record snowfall at this location, so the snow normals for BWI Airport , at an elevation of 156 ft (47.5 m) about 10 mi (16 km) south of downtown, are shown. Likewise humidity and sun duration normals were recorded at BWI Airport.
^ Including Evangelical Protestants (19%), Mainline Protestants (16%) and Historically Black Protestants (15%). [171]
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^ Gettleman, Jeffrey (September 2, 2003). "In Baltimore, Slogan Collides with Reality" . The New York Times .
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^ The form and type of government of the city is described by Article XI of the State Constitution.
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^ Adam Youssi (2006). "The Susquehannocks' Prosperity & Early European Contact" . Historical Society of Baltimore County . Retrieved April 28, 2015 .
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^ As depicted on a map of the Piscataway lands in Kenneth Bryson, Images of America: Accokeek (Arcadia Publishing, 2013) pp. 10–11, derived from Alice and Henry Ferguson, The Piscataway Indians of Southern Maryland (Alice Ferguson Foundation, 1960) pp. 8 (map) and 11: "By the beginning of Maryland (English) settlement, pressure from the Susquehannocks had reduced...the Piscataway 'empire'...to a belt bordering the Potomac south of the falls and extending up the principal tributaries. Roughly, the 'empire' covered the southern half of present Prince Georges County and all, or nearly all, of Charles County."
^ "St. Clements Island State Park" . Maryland Department of Natural Resources . Retrieved November 19, 2018 .
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^ Hezekiah Niles (1876). Principles and Acts of the Revolution in America . New York: A. S. Barnes & Co. pp. 257 –258. baltimore non-importation agreement.
^ "Henry Fite's House, Baltimore" . U.S. Department of State, Office of the Historian. Archived from the original on March 26, 2011 . Retrieved March 23, 2011 .
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^ Laura Rich. Maryland History in Prints 1743–1900 . p. 45.
^ "Baltimore, October 17" . Salem Gazette . Salem, Massachusetts. October 23, 1827. p. 2 . Retrieved October 27, 2008 – via NewsBank.
^ William Harvey Hunter, "Baltimore Architecture in History"; in Dorsey & Dilts (1997), p. 7. "Both begun in 1815, the Battle Monument and the Washington Monument gave Baltimore its most famous sobriquet. In 1827, when bremoth of them were nearly finished, President John Quincy Adams at a big public dinner in Baltimore gave as his toast, 'Baltimore, the monumental city.' It was more than an idle comment: no other large city in America had even one substantial monument to show."
^ Townsend (2000), pp. 62–68.
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^ Police Chief Donald Pomerleau said, "We're in a semi-riot mode, similar to the 1968 riots." See: "Cops storm jail rebels; Baltimore in semi-riot state". Chicago Tribune . UPI. July 14, 1974. ProQuest 171096090 .
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^ Sandler, Gil (August 18, 1998). "Where did city get its charming nickname? Baltimore Glimpses" . Baltimore Sun . Retrieved August 1, 2012 .
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