What early towns were in Maryland?

The following towns were among the earliest established in Maryland:

St. Marys City (founded in 1634): St. Marys City was the first capital of the Maryland colony and is considered to be the first permanent English settlement in Maryland.

Annapolis (founded in 1694): Annapolis became the capital of Maryland in 1694 and remains the state capital today. It was originally known as "Anne Arundel Town" but was renamed in 1708.

Baltimore (founded in 1729): Baltimore was founded in 1729 and quickly grew to become the largest city in Maryland. It was named after the Irish city of Baltimore and served as an important port and commercial center.

Frederick (founded in 1745): Frederick was founded in 1745 and was an important crossroads for travelers and traders. It was named after Frederick Calvert, the 6th Baron Baltimore.