Prince George's County Maryland

Prince George's County was named for Prince George of Denmark (1653-1708. Prince George's county is the wealthiest majority African-American county in the nation.

Size: 498 Square Miles

County Seat: Upper Marlboro

Government Form: Charter since 1970

Population 2000: 801,515

Median income for a household (2000): $55,256

Median income for a family (2000): $62,467

Accokeek (20607)	Adelphi	Aquasco (20608)
Beltsville	Bladensburg	Bowie
Brandywine (20613)	Brentwood (20722)	Calverton
Camp Springs (20746)	Capitol Heights	Cheltenham (20623)
Cheverly	Chillum	Clinton
College Park	Croom	District Heights
Forestville	Fort Washington	Glenarden (20706)
Glenn Dale (20769)	Greenbelt	Hyattsville
Landover (20785)	Landover Hills	Langley Park
Lanham	Lanham Seabrook	Largo
Laurel	Mitchellville	Montpelier
Mount Rainier (20712)	New Carrollton (20784)	Oxon Hill
Riverdale	Seabrook	Suitland
Takoma Park	Temple Hills	Upper Marlboro
West Hyattsville

Prince George's County Tourism

Prince George's Community College

Prince George's County Government

Prince George's County Public Schools

Prince George's County Health Department

Prince George's County Library

Prince George's Parks and Recreation