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Cabin John, Maryland

Discover a special place in Maryland that's close to a big city and has a beautiful river!

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Leafhopper - Draeculacephala antica, Lock 7, C & O Canal National Historic Park, Cabin John, Maryland

Leafhopper - Draeculacephala antica, Lock 7, C & O Canal National Historic Park, Cabin John, Maryland

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The Robert Llewellyn Wright house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
Leafhopper - Erythroneura elegans, Lock 7, C & O Canal National Historic Park, Cabin John, Maryland
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Exit 17, Landover Road, Interstate 495, Maryland
Green Stink Bug - Chinavia hilaris, Lock 7, C & O Canal National Historic Park, Cabin John, Maryland
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Leafhopper - Erythroneura elegans, Lock 7, C & O Canal National Historic Park, Cabin John, Maryland
Exit 7A, South Waldorf, Interstate 495, Maryland
Exit 7B, Silver Hill, Interstate 495, Maryland
9703 Fox's Gap, MD #3

Key Facts

Location
Montgomery County, Maryland, USA.
Population
2,459 people (as of 2020).
Nearby City
Washington, D.C.
Fun Fact
Cabin John overlooks the beautiful Potomac River!

Where is Cabin John?

Imagine a place nestled in Maryland, not too far from the busy capital city of Washington, D.C. Cabin John sits in Montgomery County, which is like a big neighborhood. It's a place that overlooks the wide Potomac River, which is a super important river that flows through many states. Think of it as a cozy spot with a great view!

Lots of People Live Here!

In Cabin John, about 2,459 people call it home. That's like filling up a few school buses with people! Even though it's a smaller community, it's a place where families live, play, and go to school. It's a census-designated place, which is a fancy way of saying it's a place the government counts when they want to know how many people live in an area.

What's it Like in Cabin John?

Cabin John is a place where nature meets neighborhoods. Because it's near the Potomac River, you might see lots of green trees and open spaces. It's a suburb, which means it's a town or city that's close to a much bigger city. So, people can live in the quieter Cabin John and still easily get to Washington, D.C. for fun or work!

Learning and Growing in Cabin John

Kids in Cabin John go to school to learn all sorts of amazing things! They learn reading, math, science, and history. Schools are super important because they help everyone grow their brains and become curious about the world. Cabin John is part of Montgomery County, which has many schools for children to attend and discover new ideas.

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