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Old 10-25-2009, 12:04 PM
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Just wanted to clear this up, all of Langley Park is in PG County. Langley Park CDP, Maryland - Fact Sheet - American FactFinder and Langley Park, Maryland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Since it's not incorporated, it doesn't have any specific city boundaries, but the Census Bureau considers the borders to roughly be University Blvd to the south, New Hampshire Ave to the west, Riggs Rd to the east, and the Anacostia Tributary Trail System to the north. The western border of Langley Park touches Montgomery County (Takoma Park and Silver Spring) but the whole area is within Prince George's and patrolled by the PG police department.

Also, Red Top Rd is in Chillum, not Takoma Park
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Old 10-27-2009, 08:25 AM
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Lived in PG county since 1986 in a quiet area in Temple Hills. Now my home is on the market for sale! Why? because I want to move in Brandywine Md or Charles County Md. Pg sucks and I would not advise anyone to move here its bad....perhaps if you had no other choices maybe cheltenham or upper marboro or Micheleville.
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Old 10-27-2009, 09:44 AM
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You are confused. You stated Prince Georges suck but you are selling your home and moving to Brandywine in Prince Georges which is a nice area that is 10 mins from my home. I do like the new shopping center in Brandywine.


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Lived in PG county since 1986 in a quiet area in Temple Hills. Now my home is on the market for sale! Why? because I want to move in Brandywine Md or Charles County Md. Pg sucks and I would not advise anyone to move here its bad....perhaps if you had no other choices maybe cheltenham or upper marboro or Micheleville.
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Old 11-10-2009, 01:32 PM
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wusup im responding to your thread...im a pg county native..been here for 21 years..yes its as bad as they make it seem..but there are ok parts..the ok parts are probably worse then where you live now..lol..but if you work in gbelt its safe enough to live there too..ive lived there for some years
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