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 Commuting Patterns

 

 

2020 County to County Commuting  Data
Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics (LEHD)

  
 Commutation Summary: 

Table 1. Inter-State Journey-to-Work  Commute for Maryland, 2020​​
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Table 2. Inter-State Journey-to-Work Commute for Maryland, 2018
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Table 3. Inter-State Change & Percent Change in Journey-to-Work, Maryland, 2018-2020
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Table 4. Intra-State Journey-to-Work Commute, Maryland Jurisdictions, 2020 (All Jobs) PDF| XLSX
Table 5. Intra-State Journey-to-Work Commute, Maryland Jurisdictions, 2018 (All Jobs) PDF| XLSX
Table 6. Intra-State Change & Percent Change in Journey-to-Work, Maryland, 2018-2020 
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Table 7. Intra-State Jouney to Work Commute, ​2020 (Primary Jobs)
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 Charts:

Chart 1. Maryland Net Commutation (In - Out), 2020
Chart 2. Percent of Residents Who Work in Own Jurisdiction, 2020
 

 
  
 
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​Caroline County ​Carroll County ​Cecil County ​Charles County
Dorchester County ​Frederick County ​Garrett County ​Harford County
​Howard County ​Kent County ​Montgomery County ​Prince George's County
​Queen ​​Anne's County ​St. Mary's County ​Somerset County Talbot County
​Washington County ​Wicomico County ​Worcester County Baltimore City
 

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