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Southeast Region

Southeast Region. MARYLAND. STATES IN THE SOUTHEAST REGION. Maryland North Carolina South Carolina Virginia West Virginia Georgia Florida. Louisiana Arkansas Tennessee Kentucky Delaware Alabama Mississippi. Maryland. Maryland became a state on April 28, 1788.

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Southeast Region

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  1. Southeast Region MARYLAND

  2. STATES IN THE SOUTHEAST REGION • Maryland • North Carolina • South Carolina • Virginia • West Virginia • Georgia • Florida • Louisiana • Arkansas • Tennessee • Kentucky • Delaware • Alabama • Mississippi

  3. Maryland Maryland became a state on April 28, 1788. It was the 7th state to join the union.

  4. The capital of Maryland is Annapolis. • There are 5,773,552 people as of the 2010 census. • Maryland is represented in Washington D.C. by two senators and eight representatives.

  5. Maryland’s Nickname • Maryland is also known as The Old Line State.

  6. State Symbols

  7. Maryland’s Bird, Flower, Tree

  8. Map of Maryland Annapolis

  9. Maryland’s state quarter was issued in the year 2000.

  10. Places to Visit • The battle of Antietam was held in Sharpsburg, Maryland. I would visit because Robert E. Lee and his troops fought here.

  11. The State House • The state house, Maryland’s capital building, is in Annapolis. Maryland’s chief courst are here in this building.

  12. bibliography Papenfuse, Edward C., and James C. Saku. "Maryland." World Book Student. World Book, 2013. Web. 12 Nov. 2013

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