“Huntingtown, Maryland, established in 1683. Can you believe we are walking through a place with such deep roots?
Huntingtown is a census-designated place in Calvert County. This town offers a blend of historical charm and modern living. Huntingtown’s story began long ago. It evolved into the community we see today.
Once, in 2010, the population was 3311. This was an increase from 2436 in 2000. As of 2020, the population was 3545. Huntingtown continues to grow.
Many large estate homes dot the landscape. They are part of small developments off routes 2/4. Huntingtown High is the local public high school. The Calverton School sits just south of the town center. Commuter buses and vanpools transport residents to Washington.
In 2000, the census recorded interesting details. There were 2436 people living here. They occupied 768 households and 668 families. The population density was about 296 people per square mile.
The racial makeup was diverse. It included White, African American, Native American, and Asian residents. There were also Pacific Islanders and people from other races.
Families thrived in Huntingtown. Many households had children under 18. Most were married couples. The average household size was about three people.
Huntingtown valued education. A significant portion of the population was under 18. The median age was 36 years. The town supported families and individuals alike.
Financially, Huntingtown was stable. The median household income was over $81000. The per capita income was over $28000. A small percentage of families lived below the poverty line.
Huntingtown has been home to notable people. Tom Clancy lived here. He was the author of bestselling political thrillers. Doug Hill also resided here. He was a weatherman for ABC Channel 7. Baseball player Harry Krause once called Huntingtown home too.
Huntingtown is near the Chesapeake Bay. This location offers beautiful views and recreational opportunities. The town provides a mix of rural and suburban living.
Living in Huntingtown means enjoying a high quality of life. The community is welcoming and the surroundings are beautiful. Huntingtown is a desirable place to call home.
The cost of living is higher than the national average. However, it reflects the area’s desirability. Housing options range from single-family homes to larger estates.
Huntingtown is rich in parks and outdoor spaces. Battle Creek Cypress Swamp offers scenic trails. Flag Ponds Nature Park provides stunning beach views.
Huntingtown’s schools are top-rated. Huntingtown High School is known for its academic programs. Plum Point Middle School offers excellent education.
Huntingtown offers a variety of dining options. From Mexican cuisine to American fare, there is something for everyone. Restaurants like Mexico Restaurant and Chesapeake Grille offer great food.
In Huntingtown, the past and present intertwine. This creates a vibrant community. We are part of its ongoing story as we explore today.”