2011 Map of Upper Marlboro

About this map

Upper Marlboro serves as the focal point of this Prince George's County survey, illustrating the modern development of suburban Maryland east of Washington D.C. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the Western Branch Patuxent River and its numerous tributaries, including Federal Spring Branch and Cabin Branch. A significant local landmark, the University of Maryland Tobacco Experiment Farm, represents the region's agricultural roots amidst contemporary residential expansion in communities like Greenwood Manor, Mellwood, and Brock Hall. Local historians and genealogists will find an unusually high density of burial grounds throughout the area, from the Resurrection Cemetery in the south to Beanes Cemetery and Mount Carmel Cemetery near the town center. The network of corridors such as Pennsylvania Ave and Marlboro Pike connects these growing settlements, while Schoolhouse Pond remains a prominent water feature in the heart of the county seat.