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Maryland Occupied House with no Vehicle County Rank

Based on US Census 2000 data

A total of 24 results found. Show Results on Map.

Rank	Occupied House with no Vehicle ▼	County / Population
1.	35.9%	Baltimore City, MD / 651,154
2.	13.3%	Somerset, MD / 24,747
3.	12.0%	Dorchester, MD / 30,674
4.	10.9%	Allegany, MD / 74,930
5.	10.5%	Prince Georges, MD / 801,515
6.	9.5%	Wicomico, MD / 84,644
7.	9.4%	Washington, MD / 131,923
8.	8.9%	Baltimore, MD / 754,292
9.	8.5%	Kent, MD / 19,197
10.	7.8%	Garrett, MD / 29,846
11.	7.8%	Worcester, MD / 46,543
12.	7.5%	Talbot, MD / 33,812
13.	7.5%	Montgomery, MD / 873,341
14.	6.5%	Caroline, MD / 29,772
15.	6.0%	Cecil, MD / 85,951
16.	5.6%	Harford, MD / 218,590
17.	5.4%	Saint Marys, MD / 86,211
18.	5.3%	Anne Arundel, MD / 489,656
19.	5.0%	Frederick, MD / 195,277
20.	4.7%	Charles, MD / 120,546
21.	4.3%	Carroll, MD / 150,897
22.	4.3%	Howard, MD / 247,842
23.	4.0%	Queen Annes, MD / 40,563
24.	3.7%	Calvert, MD / 74,563

Please note that we only rank locations with 'Occupied House with no Vehicle' data. The rank above might not be a complete list. Locations without 'Occupied House with no Vehicle' data are not listed.

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