Because of its central location in the Baltimore-Washington corridor, Prince George's County benefits from the relatively stable economy of the Federal Government's presence in the nation's capital and strength of industry in Baltimore. Within its borders, Prince George's County offers an eclectic lifestyle. Beyond its borders, it is a springboard to the political, social and cultural life of Washington, D.C. and to the pleasures of the Eastern Shore and neighboring mountain areas. Some 760,000 residents and 14,000 businesses already enjoy the rich resources offered by the County. It is a community of neighborhoods with 28 unique municipalities.
Diversity is the word that best describes life in Prince George's County, Maryland .
Prince George's County is a vibrant and prosperous community with a rich heritage and an even richer future. Named for Prince George of Denmark when it was founded in 1696, the County enjoys the traditions of over 300 years of history and a diversity of landscapes and lifestyles. Prince George's County's population doubled from 1970 to 1980. The current population is approximately 764,000 and rising. Residents and businesses are attracted by the County's centralized location and its rich diversity.