Maryland is located on the east coast of the United States between Pennsylvania and Virginia. Some key landmarks include the National Aquarium and B&O Railroad Site. The climate is mild with warm summers around 65 degrees F and cooler winters around 45 degrees F. One Maryland tradition is the annual Folklife Festival where people gather to enjoy food, music, and culture. Major exports include tobacco, grains, and agricultural products.

1. Maryland
By: The Yellow Gummy Bears
Name: Noah

2. Location
Relative: Pennsylvania is to the north, Virginia is
to the south, West Virgina is to the west, and
Philadelphia is to the east.
Absolute: Annapolis 38*N 76*W.

3. Region
1. Mid Atlantic
2. South-East

4. Place: Landmark
National Aquarium, Accokeek Site, B
and O Railroad Site, Chase Lloyd
House.
National Museum of
Catholic art and History

5. Place: Landform
Potomac River, Piedmont Plateau, and the
Youghiogheny River
Chesapeake Bay

6. Tradition / Climate
Tradition: One of Maryland's traditions are the
Folklife Festival where people get together
eat food play music and have a good time.
Climate: In Maryland the summers are around
65*F and the winters are around 45*F.

7. The Folklife Festival
The Folklife Festival

8. Movement
Transportation: Interstate 70, 81, and 83, 95,
197, CSX Freight, Nortrax Southern Freight,
and Penn Station.
Chesapeake Bay Bridge

9. Exports/Agriculture
Exports: Tobacco, wine, dairy, organic
foods, crops, grains, cars, beauty
products, and soybeans
Agriculture Tobacco plants, grain
grains tobacco plants

10. Agriculture continued
wheat soybeans

11. Human / Environment Interaction
Adapt: Maryland adapts to hurricanes by
building their houses on stilts. They adapt to
heat by having air conditioners in most of
the houses.
Modify: Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Francis Scott
Key Bridge.
Depend: Maryland depends on their rich soil to
grow crops like tobacco, wheat, soybeans,
and grains.

12. Francis Scott Key Bridge