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Featured Apartments in Delmar, MD
Pond's Edge Apartments
BRAND NEW! Great location, Convenient to Everything with Spacious Floor Plans!
Delmar MD, 21875
Mill Pond Village
Enjoy year-round swimming in our indoor heated pool and hot tub... We love pets - up to 2 pets per apartment... Situated on 40 acres with ponds, streams, trees, open areas, picnic area and pet areas
Delmar MD, 21804
Runaway Bay Apartments
Stylish New Interiors...New Hardwood Style Floors...Fantastic Features!
Delmar MD, 21804
Oak Hill Townhomes
Prestigious location overlooking the Wicomico River...Close to downtown shopping and marina, Wicomico County Free Library, Salisbury University and Peninsula Regional Medical Center...
Delmar MD, 21801
Island Club Apartments
Our spacious apartment community is located in Salisbury and has many distinctive features that will surely have you glad to call us home.
Delmar MD, 21804
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Delmar, MD
Overview of Delmar
The town of Delmar is known as "the little town too big for one state," mostly because this cozy little area's western portions are located in Delaware, while the actual town of Delmar lies in Maryland. No matter what side you are on, once you come here you will understand why so many people are flocking to Delmar apartments for rent. According to City-Data, the town has seen an astounding 61 percent jump in population from 2000 to 2010, making it one of the fastest-growing areas in the the Old Line State. The median household income has rapidly increased during these years as well, showing that Delmar is becoming one of the state's most prosperous areas, too.
Living in Delmar, MD
Delmar's history dates back to 1859, when the Delaware Railroad extended to the southern boundary of Delaware into Maryland. Many railroad employees lived on either side of the state line and built up homes and residences, leading to the incorporation of Delmar in 1888. Although Delmar went through two disastrous fires and was hit hard by the decline of the railroad and the Great Depression, the town has always managed to bounce back and find new ways to reinvent itself. Today, residents can see the historical significance of Delmar from the town's Mason-Dixon line markers and "highball" train marker - one of the last of its kind in the U.S. Although Delmar prides itself on remaining small, the town is seeing tremendous growth and is excited for a bright future.
Delmar Attractions and Special Events
One of the biggest attractions in the Delmar area is Leonards Mill Park, a beautiful green space amid the hustle and bustle of Route 13. Many residents enjoy this area for its two bridges and ideal fishing opportunities. However, the park also has hiking, playground areas, picnic tables and plenty of wildlife viewing.
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