Towson, Maryland
Towson: Suburb of Baltimore, Maryland, United States
About
Towson is a place located in the county of Baltimore in the U.S. state of Maryland.
Quick Facts about Towson
| Population : | 55,197 |
| Country : | United States of America |
| State : | Maryland (United States) |
| County : | Baltimore County |
| Phone Area Codes : | 410 |
| Area : | 37 km2 |
| Altitude : | 463 feet / 141 meters |
| Capital city : | Towson is capital of Baltimore County |
| Establishment : | January 01, 1750 (274 years ago) |
| Time Zone : | America/New_York |
| Local time : | 05:23:54 (23rd April 2024) |
| Postal code : | 21204 |
Geography
Towson is located at 39°24'5"N 76°36'7"W (39.4015000, -76.6019100).
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- Official Website
Official website of Towson
Best Things to Do in Towson
1 Hampton National Historic Site
535 Hampton Ln, Towson, MD 21286, United States ➦ Show Map
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2 Greenspring Branch - Roland Lake
7000 Falls Rd, Towson, MD 21204, United States ➦ Show Map
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Where ot Eat in Towson
1 AMF Towson Lanes
701 Southwick Dr, Towson, MD 21286, United States ➦ Show Map
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Where to Stay in Towson
1 Days Inn by Wyndham Towson
8712 Loch Raven Blvd, Towson, MD 21286, United States ➦ Show Map
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Other Places in Towson
1 Baltimore County Tourism and Promotion
400 Washington Ave, Towson, MD 21204, United States ➦ Show Map
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People born in Towson (20)
People born in Towson, including figure skater Kimmie Meissner, jurist and politician William Purington Cole, Fictional character in the videogame and novel series "Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell" Sam Fisher, .
List
- Andrew Combs (lacrosse player) he was born in 31/12/1977
- Bill Stromberg (President and CEO of T. Rowe Price and American football player) he was born in 10/03/1960
- Dawn Zimmer (Politician; current Mayor of Hoboken, New Jersey) she was born in 16/04/1968
- John Thomas (All-American lacrosse player at Johns Hopkins University) he was born in 28/04/1952
- Kevin Huntley (lacrosse player) he was born in 20/09/1986
- Michael Geppi (American politician) he was born in 24/03/1975
- Mickey Fields (American musician) he was born in 01/01/1932
- Patrick Nagle (American businessman)
- Phlash Phelps (American radio personality) he was born in 11/04/1966
- Rodger Doxsey (American astronomer) he was born in 11/03/1947
- Spencer Ford (lacrosse player) he was born in 20/04/1976
- Thomas Roberts (American television journalist and sexual abuse survivor) he was born in 05/10/1972
- Tony Guy (American basketball player) he was born in 04/07/1959
- Shawn C. Phillips he was born in 23/09/1985
- Ryan Dunk (figure skater) he was born in 14/10/2000
- Charles D. Flagle (engineer) he was born in 26/04/1919
- Skeeter Watkins (American baseball player) he was born in 16/10/1915
Other cities in Baltimore County
Cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Baltimore County , MD. (more)
| City Name | Population | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Essex | 1,832,752 | Census-designated place in Maryland, United States |
| Dundalk | 63,597 | Census-designated place in Maryland, United States |
| Catonsville | 41,567 | A city in Baltimore County, Maryland. |
| Randallstown | 32,430 | Census designated place |
| Pikesville | 30,764 | Location in Maryland |
| Parkville | 30,734 | Census designated place in Baltimore County |
| Owings Mills | 30,622 | Census designated place |
| Carney | 29,941 | Census designated place |
| Milford Mill | 29,042 | Census designated place |
| Perry Hall | 28,474 | Place in Maryland, US |
| Reisterstown | 25,968 | Census designated place in Baltimore County, Maryland, United States |
| Lochearn | 25,333 | Census designated place |
| Middle River | 25,191 | City in Marshall County, Minnesota, United States |
| Cockeysville | 20,776 | Census designated place |
| Arbutus | 20,483 | Census-designated place in Baltimore County, Maryland, United States |
| Rosedale | 19,257 | City in Mississippi, United States |
Distance to Other Cities
Towson distances to largest Maryland cities
