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Welcome to Annapolis, the capital city of Maryland and home to the United States Naval Academy and St. John’s College. The seven-square mile peninsula is bordered by the scenic Severn River and spectacular Chesapeake Bay. Annapolis is the mecca for the international sailing community and has earned the title of “America’s Sailing Capital.”

Annapolis’ reach extends beyond the city limits attracting businesses from around the globe. Many companies, varying widely in size and industry focus, have chosen to locate in this busy hub that is situated within 30 miles of Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, Maryland.

Six “business neighborhoods” are the foundation of the city’s local and regional economy. Each one is unique in its character and vitality. Collectively, they are the cornerstone of Annapolis: A city where superior quality of living is a way of life.

• The Maryland Statehouse is visible from many parts of the city and is the oldest State Capitol still in legislative use.
• St. John’s College is home to McDowell Hall, the third oldest academic building in continuous use in the United States.
• Maryland steamed crabs is the order of the day at the annual Rotary Crab Feast. The Annapolis Yacht Club hosts Wednesday night sailboat races on Spa Creek from May to September.
• The Feldmeyer House is one of the many historic homes in Annapolis that have been beautifully restored.
• World famous Thomas Point Light House stands majestically in the Chesapeake Bay and marks the entrance to the South River.