Montgomery County
DC-adjacent Maryland jurisdiction
Montgomery County is a common name for counties in the United States, typically honoring Revolutionary War general Richard Montgomery.
At least eighteen states have a Montgomery County, including Maryland (a populous suburb of Washington, D.C.), Pennsylvania (outside Philadelphia), and Texas (north of Houston).
Context usually clarifies which one: Montgomery County schools are closed today.
- public school districtLocal government education authority
- school systemOrganized structure for teaching
- transportation hubJunction for travel modes
- suburban communityResidential area outside city center
- population densityInhabitants per unit area
Revolutionary War · municipality · ethnic diversity · Bethesda · university campus · local businesses · community college · colonial history · Rockville · industrial zone · Dayton · NIH · Walter Reed · beltway · commuter traffic · jurisdiction · historical landmark · township
- PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Pittsburgh, Lancaster, Erie, Harrisburg
- DC AreaWashington DC, Bethesda, Arlington, Rockville, Fairfax
- Maryland PlacesBaltimore, Annapolis, Ocean City, Chesapeake Bay, Bethesda
- Ohio GeographyColumbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo
- Virginia PlacesRichmond, Virginia Beach, Norfolk, Arlington, Alexandria
- Miami ValleyDayton, Centerville, Oakwood, Moraine, Englewood
Montgomery CountyWashington D.C.
United States capital city
downtown · inner city · urban core · central business district
Montgomery CountyWest Virginia
Appalachian state, capital Charleston