Maryland


By: Austin Sweeney and Ryan Zimmerman
Business Presentations
10/16/12
Overview

  •   History of Maryland
  •   Facts About Maryland
  •   Climate
  •   Much more....
Facts about Maryland
•   State Capitol: Annapolis
•   Population: 5,296,486 million people




•   State Flag
State Information

•   State nickname:       •   State Bird:
    Old Line State            Baltimore Oriole

• State Motto:            •   State Drink: Milk
"Fatti Maschii Parole
  Femine"                 •   State Tree: White
                              Oak
•   State Flower: Black
    Eyed Susan
Size

•   12,407 Square Miles
•   42nd Biggest State in the Country
•   Counties- 23
Geography/Climate
•   Winter - 35° F and Summer 74° F
•   Average yearly rainfall is 40.46".
•   Record High and Low Temperatures
•   HIGH: Cumberland: 109.0° F on July 10, 1936
•   LOW: Oakland: -40.0° F on January 13, 1912
•   Temperate Climate: 4 Seasons
History

•   John Smith Explores Chesapeake Bay- 1608
•   1695-Annapolis Becomes Capital of
    Maryland
•   1727- the Maryland Gazette was found-The
    oldest continuously published newspaper in
    the United States
•   1864-Maryland Abolishes Slavery
•   1904- "Great Baltimore Fire"
Major Industries/Resources


•   farming (corn, soybeans, tobacco, poultry and dairy
    products)
•   mining (coal)
•   steel products
•   communications equipment
•   fishing (crabs and oysters)
•   government Services
•   Lumber
Tourist Attractions

•   National Museum of Dentistry
•   Ocean City
•   Baltimore
•   Antietam
•   Frederick
Major Cities/Towns

•   Baltimore is the home for the Baltimore
    Orioles.

•   The inner harbor is a nice place to go
    boating and fishing
Famous People
Some of these people you wouldn't believe the people that live or are from

•
  Maryland.


•
    Cal Ripken Jr. was born 1960 in Havre de Grace, MD.


•
    Babe Ruth was born in MD in 1895
    Francis Scott Key (writer of the Star Spangled Banner). He had lived on his
    family's estate "Terra Rubra" located western Maryland.
Current Events

•   The baltimore Orioles have made it to the
    MLB postseason for a chance to go to the
    world series.
•   Also around this time of the year Maryland's
    oyster plantings begin.
Maryland College
Official webpage: http://www.umd.edu
•  This school is known for their technology
   focused curriculum.
•  This school is also local to us
•  Recently added a new farm facility
Maryland State Fair

The Maryland state fair is a fair where people
  can show their animals and there are also
  many other contests there.
http://www.maryland.gov/Pages/default.aspx
Maryland Video
Pictures of Maryland




  Maryland Farm                 Inner Harbor




          Maryland State Fair
Conclusion

•   Maryland is a great state
•   Many tourist attractions
•   Rich in History
•   Good Climate
Sources
•   http://www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/states/maryland/
•   http://www.butlerwebs.com/america/maryland.htm
•   http://visitmaryland.org/students/pages/marylandhistorytimeline.aspx
•   http://visitmaryland.org/Pages/MarylandHome.aspx
•   http://www.city-data.com/states/Maryland-Climate.html
•   http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0108223.html
•   http://www.mdkidspage.org/History.htm

Maryland

  • 1.
    Maryland By: Austin Sweeneyand Ryan Zimmerman Business Presentations 10/16/12
  • 2.
    Overview • History of Maryland • Facts About Maryland • Climate • Much more....
  • 3.
    Facts about Maryland • State Capitol: Annapolis • Population: 5,296,486 million people • State Flag
  • 4.
    State Information • State nickname: • State Bird: Old Line State Baltimore Oriole • State Motto: • State Drink: Milk "Fatti Maschii Parole Femine" • State Tree: White Oak • State Flower: Black Eyed Susan
  • 5.
    Size • 12,407 Square Miles • 42nd Biggest State in the Country • Counties- 23
  • 6.
    Geography/Climate • Winter - 35° F and Summer 74° F • Average yearly rainfall is 40.46". • Record High and Low Temperatures • HIGH: Cumberland: 109.0° F on July 10, 1936 • LOW: Oakland: -40.0° F on January 13, 1912 • Temperate Climate: 4 Seasons
  • 7.
    History • John Smith Explores Chesapeake Bay- 1608 • 1695-Annapolis Becomes Capital of Maryland • 1727- the Maryland Gazette was found-The oldest continuously published newspaper in the United States • 1864-Maryland Abolishes Slavery • 1904- "Great Baltimore Fire"
  • 8.
    Major Industries/Resources • farming (corn, soybeans, tobacco, poultry and dairy products) • mining (coal) • steel products • communications equipment • fishing (crabs and oysters) • government Services • Lumber
  • 9.
    Tourist Attractions • National Museum of Dentistry • Ocean City • Baltimore • Antietam • Frederick
  • 10.
    Major Cities/Towns • Baltimore is the home for the Baltimore Orioles. • The inner harbor is a nice place to go boating and fishing
  • 11.
    Famous People Some ofthese people you wouldn't believe the people that live or are from • Maryland. • Cal Ripken Jr. was born 1960 in Havre de Grace, MD. • Babe Ruth was born in MD in 1895 Francis Scott Key (writer of the Star Spangled Banner). He had lived on his family's estate "Terra Rubra" located western Maryland.
  • 12.
    Current Events • The baltimore Orioles have made it to the MLB postseason for a chance to go to the world series. • Also around this time of the year Maryland's oyster plantings begin.
  • 13.
    Maryland College Official webpage:http://www.umd.edu • This school is known for their technology focused curriculum. • This school is also local to us • Recently added a new farm facility
  • 14.
    Maryland State Fair TheMaryland state fair is a fair where people can show their animals and there are also many other contests there.
  • 15.
  • 16.
  • 17.
    Pictures of Maryland Maryland Farm Inner Harbor Maryland State Fair
  • 18.
    Conclusion • Maryland is a great state • Many tourist attractions • Rich in History • Good Climate
  • 19.
    Sources • http://www.enchantedlearning.com/usa/states/maryland/ • http://www.butlerwebs.com/america/maryland.htm • http://visitmaryland.org/students/pages/marylandhistorytimeline.aspx • http://visitmaryland.org/Pages/MarylandHome.aspx • http://www.city-data.com/states/Maryland-Climate.html • http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0108223.html • http://www.mdkidspage.org/History.htm