Summary

image of Capitol HillFollowing each decennial Census of the United States, Maryland, like all states, must draw new Congressional districts (U.S. Constitution Article I, Section 2) and State Legislative districts (Maryland Constitution Article III, Section 5) based on the principal of one-person one-vote.

This site contains data and maps related to Maryland's Congressional and State Legislative districts adopted based on the 2000 decennial Census population counts. Maryland's existing Congressional districts are those adopted with the passage by the Maryland General Assembly of Senate Bill 805 - House Bill 1250 and its signing into law by the Governor, May 6, 2002. Maryland's existing Legislative districts are those ordered by the Maryland Court of Appeals on June 21, 2002 and as amended July 1, 2002.

The Department of Planning developed a series of online products to make accessing the 2002 Congressional and Legislative data and maps more accessible and convenient for viewing, printing, downloading and ordering. To find out more about the new products please explore the menu links to the left. If you have further questions about how to access or order the maps or data products please direct questions to (410) 767-4450.

To View or Download 2002 Congressional and Legislative District Maps (PDF format)

Please select either congressional or legislative map then select various options such as the geographic area of interest (county or individual district); style (block with red outlines for districts or color map); and other enhancements such as detail of the street layer and 2004 Precincts or 2004 Zip Codes.

Instructions for capturing a portion of a PDF map.

2002 Legislative :

  • Summary Maps (8 1/2 X 11)
  • County Maps
  • Individual District Maps

2002 Congressional :

  • Summary Maps (8 1/2 X 11)
  • County Maps
  • Individual District Maps