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Here Are The 10 Richest Cities In Maryland

Maryland's richest cities are ranked by average household income, with Montgomery and Howard Counties leading the list.

Published Feb 15, 2016

Written by 

Jamie Alvarenga

Maryland is pretty diverse from city to city when it comes to agriculture, population, etc. When it comes to highest incomes however, it seems Montgomery County and Howard County constantly top the list. The following list from Zip Atlas ranks the richest cities in Maryland based on average household income. Keep in mind, cities where residents are paid the most usually also have a higher cost of living.

1. Potomac, Montgomery County

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Average Household Income: $140,222. Ranked 31st richest city in the US.

2. Glen Echo, Montgomery County

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Average Household Income: $118,689. Ranked 74th richest city in the US.

3. Highland, Howard County

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Average Household Income: $117,295. Ranked 82nd richest city in the US.

4. Brinklow, Montgomery County

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Average Household Income: $115,582. Ranked 88th richest city in the US.

5. Clarksville, Howard County

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Average Household Income: $113,526. Ranked 98th richest city in the US.

6. Fulton, Howard County

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Average Household Income: $111,596. Ranked 103rd richest city in the US.

7. Cabin John, Montgomery County

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Average Household Income: $106,421. Ranked 124th richest city in the US.

8. Cooksville, Howard County

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Average Household Income: $106,316. Ranked 126th richest city in the US.

9. Glenwood, Howard County

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Average Household Income: $106,139. Ranked 127th richest city in the US.

10. Allen, Wicomico County

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Average Household Income: $106,017. Ranked 129th richest city in the US.

Did any of these surprise you? Would you like to live in any of these cities, or do you prefer quieter, rural areas? Share your thoughts in the comments.

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