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• Talk:Leonardtown, Maryland
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• Dunkirk, Maryland
  |official_name = Dunkirk, Maryland |map_caption = Location of Dunkirk, Maryland
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• Hughesville, Maryland
  [[Category:Charles County, Maryland]]
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• Leonardtown, Maryland
  '''Leonardtown''' is the county seat of [[St. Mary's County, Maryland]]. As of the 2000 census, the town had a total population of 1,896. Leonardtown was founded when Maryland officials moved the county seat from [[St. Mary's City]] up to the undevelo
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• Solomons, Maryland
  |official_name = Solomons, Maryland |map_caption = Location of Solomons, Maryland
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• Huntingtown, Maryland
  |official_name = Huntingtown, Maryland |map_caption = Location of Huntingtown, Maryland
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• Lusby, Maryland
  |official_name = Lusby, Maryland |map_caption = Location of Lusby, Maryland
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• Owings, Maryland
  |official_name = Owings, Maryland |map_caption = Location of Owings, Maryland
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• Waldorf, Maryland
  '''Waldorf''' is an unincorporated community in [[Charles County, Maryland]]. As of the 2000 census, the CDP had a total population of 22,312. Waldo [[Category:Charles County, Maryland]]
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• Bennsville, Maryland
  [[Category:Charles County, Maryland]]
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• Indian Head, Maryland
  '''Indian Head''' is a town located in [[Charles County, Maryland]]. As of the [[2000]] census, the town had a total population of 3,422. I [[Image:MDMap-doton-IndianHead.PNG|right|Location of Indian Head, Maryland]]
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• Bryans Road, Maryland
  [[Category:Charles County, Maryland]]
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• La Plata, Maryland
  ...d a total population of 6,551. It is the county seat of [[Charles County, Maryland|Charles County]]. Although the town's name appears to be derived from Spani [[Category:Charles County, Maryland]]
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• St. Leonard, Maryland
  #REDIRECT [[Saint Leonard, Maryland]]
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• Calvert County, Maryland
  * [[Anne Arundel County, Maryland|Anne Arundel County]] (north) * [[Charles County, Maryland|Charles County]] (west)
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• North Beach, Maryland
  |official_name = North Beach, Maryland |map_caption = Location of North Beach, Maryland
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• Potomac Heights, Maryland
  [[Category:Charles County, Maryland]]
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• Upper Marlboro, Maryland
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• Template:Calvert County, Maryland
  | template_name = Calvert County, Maryland | state = Maryland
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• Lexington Park, Maryland
  |official_name = Lexington Park, Maryland |map_caption = Location of Lexington Park, Maryland
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• Southern Maryland Online
  ...ril 4, 1996. The project is operated by [[Virtually Everything, Inc.]], a Maryland corporation.
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• Template:Calvert County, Maryland
  | template_name = Calvert County, Maryland | state = Maryland
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• Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum
  ...tuxent River]] and [[St. Leonard Creek]] in St. Leonard, [[Calvert County, Maryland]]. ...land. From Maryland Route 4, go south on Maryland Route 264, then south on Maryland Route 265 for 5.5 miles to the park.
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• File:Southernmaryland.gif Political county boundaries of Maryland with the 3 counties of southern Maryland hilighted. (800 × 438 (24 KB)) - 00:50, 2 March 2006

• Point No Point Lighthouse
  Located in the [[Chesapeake Bay]] near [[Ridge, Maryland]]. [[Category:Lighthouses in Southern Maryland]]
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• Highest Paid Public Figures
  This articles lists the highest paid public figures in southern Maryland. A public figure includes elected officials, government employees in leade '''Position:''' President, St. Mary's College of Maryland (SMCM), a Maryland state-owned institution.<br>
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• J. Frank Raley
  ...islative District 29]] and Trustee Emeritus at the [[St. Mary's College of Maryland]].
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• J. Harry Norris
  J. Harry "Chip" Norris currently serves as the mayor of [[Leonardtown, Maryland]]. * Member, Board of Directors, [[College of Southern Maryland Foundation]]
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• Austin Joseph Slater, Jr.
  President and Chief Executive Officer of [[Southern Maryland Electric Cooperative (SMECO)]]. * Member, Board of Trustees for the [[College of Southern Maryland]].
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• Charles County Heritage Commission
  ...cco]], [[Maryland Indian Heritage Society]], and the [[College of Southern Maryland]].
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• Thomas Stone
  ...signed the Declaration of Independence. Stone resided in [[Charles County, Maryland]] during the 1700's in a plantation called [[Habre de Venture]]. Today, th * The [[Thomas Stone High School]] in [[Waldorf, Maryland]] is named after him.
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• Port Tobacco Archaeological Project
  ...Port Tobacco, the Southern Maryland Heritage Area Consortium, Preservation Maryland, and Preserve America.
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• Jane Margaret O'Brien
  ...f $400,000 annually, making her one of the highest paid state employees in Maryland. Married with two children. * Board of Visitors, St. Mary's College of Maryland, 1996-.
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• Ted Koppel
  ...Nightline TV news magazine, Mr. Koppel maintains a home in [[St. Inigoes, Maryland]]. ...oard, [[Center for the Study of Democracy]] at the [[St. Mary's College of Maryland]].
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• Francis H. Chaney, II
  ...of [[Chaney Enterprises]]. Mr. Chaney lives on a horse farm in [[Lothian, Maryland]]. * Founder and director of Maryland Industries for Technical Education (MITE)
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• John F. Wood, Jr.
  Member of the Maryland House of Delegates. Represents [[Legislative District 29A]]. ....msa.md.gov/msa/mdmanual/06hse/html/msa12318.html John F. Wood, Jr. on the Maryland State Archives]
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• Benjamin C. Bradlee
  ...Mary’s City Commission]], and Vice Chairman of the [[St. Mary's College of Maryland Board of Trustees]]. Resides in the [[St. Mary's City, Maryland]] vicinity.
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• Southern Maryland Stuffed Ham
  Southern Maryland is famous for its Stuffed Ham. *[http://somd.com/news/headlines/2007/6754.shtml Tradition of Southern Maryland Stuffed Ham Flourishes, The County Times, November 16, 2007]
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• Westlake High School
  ...ools in [[Charles County, Maryland]]. The school is located in [[Waldorf, Maryland]]. Known as the Wolverines. * The Westlake High School varsity football team won the 2008 Maryland Football Championship title for the 3A division Dec. 4, 2008 against Wilde
  647 bytes (90 words) - 21:23, 5 December 2008
• St. Leonard, Maryland
  #REDIRECT [[Saint Leonard, Maryland]]
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