Western Maryland / Jamestown / Baltimore City / Baltimore / Patapsco / Ellicott City / /
Company
Chesapeake Bay Office RESOURCES / NT ER Y UN CO / GOOGLE / Marley / /
Event
Person Travel / /
Facility
Baltimore’s harbor / harbor It / FORT MCHENRY NATIONAL MONUMENT AND HISTORIC SHRINE / Fort Armistead Park 39° / FOR FURTHER EXPLORATION Chesapeake Bay Gateways The Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail / MD USS Constellation Museum / Dundalk Marine Terminal / Baltimore Museum of Industry / MD Jones Falls Trail / Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail / Fort Armistead / MD Fort McHenry National Monument / Baltimore Visitor Center / Historic Shrine / Gwynns Falls Trail / Inner Harbor / MD Baltimore Museum of Industry / Hanover Street Bridge / Key Bridge / Baltimore’s Inner Harbor / University of Maryland’s Center / Foot Knoll Lighthouse / Fort McHenry National Monument / /
Curtis Bay / river Bolus / Indies / UPPER BAY / Nanticoke River / Stony creek / Rock creek / Gwynns Falls River / Middle tributary / Monocacy tributary / Middle Branch tributary / Branch tributary / Curtis creek / Patapsco River / Jones Falls River / Gwynns Falls / Marley Creek / Old Road Bay / Inner Harbor tributary / Jones Falls / /
Organization
University of Maryland’s Center of Marine Biotechnology / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Maryland Science Center / National Park Service / United Nations / Living Classrooms Foundation / Maryland Department of Natural Resources / /
Person
AL EC EC ND / John Smith Chesapeake / Sarah Rogers / Anne Arundel / John Smith / Francis Scott Key / FORT MCHENRY / / /
EXPLORING THE UPPER BAY “We passed; many shallow creeks, but the first we found Navigable for a ship, we called Bolus [Patapsco], for that the clay in many places under the clifts by the high water marke, did grow up