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Old 07-29-2007, 08:39 PM
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Northern Carroll County still is very rural as well as Western Carroll county, Union Bridge, New Windsor, Silver Run as well as Boonsboro and some of Walkersville in Frederick County
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The most rural county based on people per square mile is Garrett County in Western Maryland.
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Garrett County, and Western Maryland as a whole, is very rural. The Eastern Shore is also quite rural in many spots. In both places, unlike some other rural patches of Maryland (parts of Frederick, Carroll, Cecil, Charles, etc. counties), I don't see these two areas as being swallowed by sprawl any time in the near future just due to their sheer distance (i.e. beyond a reasonable daily commute) from the hub cities of DC and Baltimore.
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