Annapolis, Maryland

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rdf:type	Maryland state historical marker in Anne Arundel County owl:NamedIndividual College town Community served by Comcast Place in the United States named after people Place with eruvin Planned city Preserve America Communities Public housing development in the United States Royal Navy ship name Twin towns and sister city in Estonia Twin towns and sister city in Russia Twin towns and sister city in South Korea Populated place in colonial Maryland Former capital of the United States 1649 establishment in Maryland City in Anne Arundel County, Maryland Capital in the United States Occupy movement protest location in the United States Place in the United States named after royalty Twin towns and sister city in Scotland City in the Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area Coastal settlement of the Americas County seat in Maryland Impact crater Maritime museum in the United States Sister city in Maryland Populated place established in 1649 Maryland populated place on the Chesapeake Bay Twin towns and sister city in the Republic of Ireland
rdfs:label	Annapolis, Maryland
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skos:prefLabel	Annapolis, Maryland
skos:altLabel	Annapolis Providence Annapolis, MD Marylander Annapolis Junction, MD Annapolis Junction, Maryland \"Annapolis\" Annapolis City Council Annapolis Gardens Annapolis Maritime Museum Annapolis Md Annapolis, <br>MD Annapolis, M.D. Annapolis, MD, US Annapolis, Maryland#Education Annapolis, Maryland#History Annapolis, Md Annapolis, Md. Annapolis,<br>Maryland Annapolis,_Maryland#Notable_people Anne Arundel's Towne Anne Arundel's Towne<br />'''Annapolis''' Annopolis, MD Capital of the State of Maryland City of Annapolis Historic Annapolis Wardour, Maryland West Annapolis at Annapolis
clgo:areaLand	1.866E7 1.867381427552256E7
clgo:areaTotal	2.101E7 2.100480357482496E7
clgo:areaWater	2356889.18040576 2340000.0
clgo:country	United Kingdom United States Republic of Ireland
clgo:demonym	Annapolitan
clgo:elevation	12.0 11.8872
clgo:governmentType	Mayor–council government
clgo:motto	(\"I have lived, and I shall die, free\") \"Vixi Liber Et Moriar\"
clgo:namedAfter	Anne, Queen of Great Britain
clgo:populationDensity	2186.66 2186.732046142582
clgo:populationTotal	40812
clgo:postalCode	21401-21405, 21409, 21411-21412
clgo:subdivision	Anne Arundel County, Maryland Maryland
clgo:timeZone	Eastern Time Zone
clgo:type	City
clgo:utcOffset	−5 −4
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is clgo:birthPlace of	Edwin Seidewitz William Kilty George Bass (archaeologist) Brian Franco Calvert Magruder James Tilghman Michael MacNamara Dennis Claude James D. Beans Kevin J. Jacobsen William Pinkney (bishop) Iris Krasnow John Brice III Philip Barton Key Bobbi Sue Luther John Causin John Howard (lacrosse) Beverly Johnson (climber) Josh Furman Thorne Smith William J. Passmore William Pinkney Thomas Bladen Thomas Harwood Anne Burton Jeffers Jeff Hatch Zachary Taylor Wood Charles Frédéric Dubois Debbie Meyer Isis King Charles Carroll (barrister) John Apostol Thomas Contee Worthington Worth H. Bagley David G. Boschert Mary Prankster Daniel Dulany the Younger Don H. Dwyer Jr. John Lamon Macdonough Craven Evan Washburn Hawley Waterman Josh Sims Devin Barclay Frank J. Larkin Ivan Leshinsky James Ridout Winchester Dennis Callahan Richard J. Green Lois Green Carr Alexander Contee Hanson Benjamin Tasker Sr. Henry T. Wright John Brice Jr. George H. Steuart (politician) Matt Llano Barbara Kingsolver Tina Marsh Albert J. Hopkins Theodore Stark Wilkinson Bill Brask Dan Ruland Susan Schwab T. Henry Randall John Miller (mayor) Alexander Hamilton (Maryland doctor) Brother Chidananda George W. Haley John Thomas Chambers Jr. Judd Legum Charles Carroll of Annapolis John F. Hawley Sally Brice-O'Hara Tom Quinn (baseball) David B. Adams John B. Magruder Ninian Pinkney John Johnson Sr. Mark Anderson (golfer) Charles Constantine Pise Christian Harder Ridgely Gaither Webster Wright Bill Dicey Bret Gilliam Dwight O. W. Holmes John Henry Alexander John Randall (Annapolis mayor) Joseph J. Himmel Samuel Jones (Confederate Army officer) Stan Stearns Robert Duvall Walter Dulany Addison Joseph W. Alton Ralph M. Gambone John Beale Bordley Montgomery Meigs (born 1945) Francis Blackwell Mayer Henry Ciccarone Peaches Christ ... and more
is clgo:broadcastArea of	WRNR-FM WCEI-FM
is clgo:builder of	USS YP-10 USS Music (SP-1288) USCGC Chincoteague (1919) Charmian II (Motorboat) USS SC-521 USS Murray (SP-1438)
is clgo:capital of	Province of Maryland Confederation period
is clgo:city of	WYRE (AM) Proceedings (magazine) St. Mary's High School (Annapolis, Maryland) Annapolis High School (Maryland) United States Naval Academy Banjo Newsletter WYZT-LP Broadneck High School Lee Airport The Key School Chesapeake Bayhawks WBIS WNAV St. John's College (Annapolis/Santa Fe)
is clgo:countySeat of	Anne Arundel County, Maryland
is clgo:deathPlace of	Mary Feik Samuel Ogle William Kilty Augustus William Smith Michael MacNamara Sir Robert Eden, 1st Baronet, of Maryland Tyras S. Athey Frank Komenda Mary A. Conroy John McDowell Leavitt Truxtun Beale Duncan Elliot Ernie Fortney Richard Kennington Rob Hiaasen Ronald Markman Anita Lallande Lois Green Carr Benjamin Tasker Sr. Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer Edward Phelps (mayor) Emily Wilson Walker Hervey Machen Archibald Spencer Dave Smalley (basketball) Sherm Clark Steve Belichick Francis X. Murphy Slade Cutter Spike Webb Theodorick Bland (judge) Joseph Horatio Anderson Andy Ockershausen C. R. Smith Joseph W. Alton Mary Church Terrell Jeanne Dorsey Mandel Robert E. Drake Benjamin Ogle Asaph Hall Vic Rouse (basketball) Alexander Randall (Maryland politician) James A. Leonard Linwood Clark Anthony Kennedy (Maryland politician) Roger Moyer Gian-Carlo Coppola Pat McAteer Patrick Ellis (radio host) Paul Dashiell Alexander Spotswood Constance McLaughlin Green Dawn Crosby Jack Cloud Charles S. Murphy Elmer J. Holland James Brice Daniel Dulany the Elder Jeremiah Chase Thomas Addison Richards John Hoskins Stone James Alexander Robertson James Atherton (photographer) John Nicholas Brown II E. Ruth Hedeman John Wilson (1910s pitcher) Bob Ferry John Edwin Holmes John Mitchell Robinson Pete Taylor (baseball) Russell A. Rourke Louise M. Russell David L. Cornwell Edward Lloyd (Governor of Maryland) Frederick Hewitt (field hockey) Henry Sturgis Morgan Jr. Stuart H. Walker Leo Strauss C. Alphonso Smith George Plater James F. Sloan Douglas Coe Joseph Noble Stockett Merrill K. Riddick Charlie Byrd Marie Kibler Nicholas Greenberry Torrey C. Brown Aris T. Allen Lawrence Hogan Edgar Miller (American football) John Higgins (swimmer) Philip Rounseville Alger
is clgo:headquarter of	Washington, Baltimore and Annapolis Electric Railway United Association Maryland Democratic Party Bay Ridge and Annapolis Railroad The Capital Maryland State Archives Maryland Department of Agriculture Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad ASC X9 Annapolis and Elk Ridge Railroad Maryland Department of Natural Resources United States Naval Institute USNA Out Maryland Republican Party
is clgo:homeport of	USS Royone (IX-235) USS Lyndonia (SP-734) USS Reina Mercedes USS Phlox (1864) USS Mayflower (1866)
is clgo:hometown of	Tall Firs Bumpin Uglies Mary Prankster IronChrist Christian Harder Jordan Tice Jimmie's Chicken Shack Moss Icon The Mad Hatters (Annapolis band)
is clgo:locatedInArea of	Severn River Bridge Naval Academy Bridge
is clgo:location of	Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre Naval Academy Chapel Worden Field Fort Nonsense (Annapolis, Maryland) Fort Severn Annapolis Area Christian School Historic Inns of Annapolis House by the \"Town Gates\" Anne Arundel Medical Center Zephyr Technology Ledo Pizza Ballet Theatre of Maryland Westfield Annapolis Netcordia Jonas Green Park St. Mary's High School (Annapolis, Maryland) Commemorations of Benjamin Banneker Usinternetworking Inc Government House (Maryland) Old City Hall and Engine House Banneker-Douglass Museum Maryland General Assembly Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts Macedonian Monument Peggy Stewart House Southern Pulse Chase–Lloyd House Maryland Senate Stanley Norman (skipjack) Chance Boatyard John Callahan House Quiet Waters Park (Maryland) Tripoli Monument (sculpture) Jeannette Monument William W. Jeffries Memorial Archives Stanton Center United States Naval Academy Cemetery Upton Scott House 1958 NCAA Tennis Championships Naval Academy Jewish Chapel Paca House and Garden Annapolis Transit Bay Ridge and Annapolis Railroad Wesley Brown Field House Howard's Adventure Maryland House of Delegates Annapolis National Cemetery U.S. Naval Academy Museum St. Margaret's Episcopal Church (Annapolis, Maryland) Maryland State Archives Halsey Field House Maryland Department of Agriculture United States Naval Academy Primrose Hill (Annapolis, Maryland) American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists Baltimore and Annapolis Railroad Annapolis Convention (1774–1776) Mexican War Midshipmen's Monument McMullen Hockey Arena Triton Light Farr Yacht Design Jennings House (Annapolis, Maryland) Artisan's House Herndon Monument Maryland State House Opening Day Partners Terwilliger Brothers Field at Max Bishop Stadium Hammond–Harwood House Annapolis and Elk Ridge Railroad Severn Records Navy–Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Legislative Black Caucus of Maryland Thomas Point Shoal Light Roger B. Taney Monument (Annapolis) Ogle Hall Annapolis Symphony Orchestra Blue Omega Greenbury Point Light Helianthus III Maryland Department of Natural Resources Naval Academy Bridge Universal Lodge No. 14 St. Anne's Church (Annapolis, Maryland) Tamanend (sculpture) M&T Bank Stadium ARINC Bancroft Hall Patrick Creagh House Glenn Warner Soccer Facility Mustang (brogan) VirtualCourthouse.com Lejeune Hall National Sailing Hall of Fame The Key School Hubbard Hall (Annapolis, Maryland) Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference Alumni Hall (Navy) FedExField Wiley H. Bates High School Brice House (Annapolis, Maryland) ... and more
is clgo:namedAfter of	Annapolis, Washington
is clgo:nearestCity of	Chesapeake Bay Gateways Network Fort Nonsense (Annapolis, Maryland) Matapeake State Park Sandy Point State Park Chesapeake Bay Howard's Inheritance Burle's Town Land Martins Pond Site
is clgo:occupation of	Ridgely Gaither Frank Berrien
is clgo:picture of	Primrose Hill (Annapolis, Maryland) Howard's Inheritance
is clgo:place of	Battle of the Severn
is clgo:president of	St. John's College (Annapolis/Santa Fe)
is clgo:residence of	Samuel Ogle Ralph Kuncl Shaneka Henson Mike Bagley Robert J. Garagiola Mike Pantelides Joshua J. Cohen Aris T. Allen
is clgo:restingPlace of	Frederick Lois Riefkohl Henry C. Mustin (1933–2016) William Nicholson Jeffers William P. Upshur Albert G. Mumma Bernard L. Austin Florence MacKubin Julien J. LeBourgeois Charles J. Train Thomas H. Robbins Jr. Edward N. Parker James P. Parker Charles L. Melson Bruce McCandless Russell Willson Edward Fuller (U.S. Marine Corps officer) Thomas C. Cooney John Heaphy Fellowes Frank Berrien Peter C. Assersen John Paul Jones Henry Hayes Lockwood Robert F. R. Lewis Erik S. Kristensen Herbert D. Riley Alexander G. B. Grosvenor Samuel W. Preston James Iredell Waddell Thomas Jones (Medal of Honor) Charles R. Brown Levin H. Campbell Jr. Donald B. Beary James L. Holloway III Hugh Purvis John Porter Merrell Dudley Newcomb Carpenter
is clgo:routeEnd of	Maryland Route 387 Maryland Route 435 Maryland Route 665
is clgo:routeJunction of	Maryland Route 435 U.S. Route 301 Maryland Route 2 Maryland Route 70 U.S. Route 301 in Maryland Maryland Route 450
is clgo:routeStart of	Maryland Route 387 Maryland Route 435 Maryland Route 179 Maryland Route 70 Maryland Route 436
is clgo:subdivision of	Washington–Baltimore metropolitan area

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