Welcome to Cumberland, MDCumberland is the seat of Allegany County, one of the four counties that make up Western Maryland. This mountain city of close to 23,000 residents is considered a regional business center, attracting professionals and workers from not only the western part of Maryland but West Virginia as well. As a result, many job seekers choose to relocate to one of Cumberland four neighborhoods. These include the North End, the East Side, the West Side, and South Cumberland. Particularly popular is the East Side, which offers single-family homes wooded lots, several new residential developments, and the city’s scenic Constitution Park. Cumberland’s youths are served by the Allegany Public School System; the city is home to six elementary schools, two middle schools, and two high schools. This, in addition to the county’s five colleges and eight libraries, makes Cumberland an attractive option for families looking to relocate. | More Local Area InformationMineral County is located in the state’s Potomac Highlands region. It was founded in 1866, shortly after the state itself was formed; thus, it i... Read moreWith a wholesome, small-town atmosphere, gorgeous country setting, and all the attractions that Pittsburgh, Washington D.C. and Somerset County hav... Read moreThe borough of Salisbury is part of Somerset County, Pennsylvania, just 96 miles southeast of Pittsburgh and 162 miles northwest of Washington D.C.... Read moreIn addition to shopping and dining, arts and theater, Somerset County and the Laurel Highlands region also offers many opportunities for outdoo... Read moreMorgan County is located between Maryland and Virginia on the western edge of the state’s panhandle. Its modest population of roughly 17,000 i... Read moreBerkley Springs, the seat of Morgan County, dates back to 1776 and is known as the nation’s first spa. Originally named after the English city o... Read moreBerkeley County sits at the northern terminus of the 200-mile Shenandoah Valley, one of the nation’s most popular vacation destinations. As a result... Read moreLocated in the historic Shenandoah Valley, Winchester, Virginia is conveniently situated off Interstate 81 with Routes 7 and 50 running into th... Read moreMartinsburg is the seat of Berkeley County, the “Northernmost Gateway to the Shenandoah Valley.” Its population of over 17,000 enjoys ampl... Read moreLiving in Strasburg, one of the best small towns, certainly has its advantages. Many people yearn for a close knit community where you know you... Read moreAs the easternmost point of the West Virginia panhandle, Jefferson County can actually be considered part of the Washington, D.C. metro area. It sit... Read more |
