User:Kumba42/MD Scenic byway 13 - Star-Spangled Banner

#13: Star-Spangled Banner Trace the British invasion of the Chesapeake Bay during the War of 1812, "America's Second War for Independence", which led to the perilous fight in Baltimore and Francis Scott Key's penning of our National Anthem.
Maintained by MDSHA
Length:	106.00 mi (170.59 km)
From:	MD 2 (Solomons Island Rd) in Solomons
Major junctions:	MD 4 (Louis L. Goldstein Hwy) in Solomons MD 231 (Hallowing Point Rd) MD 381 (Brandywine Rd) in Hughesville MD 382 (Croom Rd) US 301 in Marlton I-95/I-495 in Forestville MD 202 (Landover Rd) in Landover MD 295 (Baltimore-Washington Pkwy) in Cheverly MD 32 (Patuxent Fwy) in Ft. Meade
To:	I-95 in Baltimore
Scenic Byways in Maryland · Highways in Maryland < National Historic Seaport Booth's Escape > State highways - Minor - Former - Turnpikes - Scenic Byways

Star-Spangled Banner is the thirteenth byway in the Maryland Scenic Byways program, which takes travelers along the route used by the British troops in the Chesapeake Campaign in the waning days of the War of 1812.

Counties traversed

• Calvert County
• Charles County (Sidetrack route)
• Prince George's County
• Anne Arundel
• Howard County (Sidetrack route)

• Baltimore County
• City of Baltimore

See also

• Maryland Scenic Byways

External links

• Maryland Scenic Byways information at MD SHA's website

References

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