Baltimore

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city in the United States independent city seaport

Baltimore is a major independent city and seaport in Maryland, United States, known for its historic harbor, diverse neighborhoods, and significant cultural and economic role in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Aliases (12)

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city in the United States → independent city → seaport →
borders	Baltimore County →
country	United States →
foundedIn	1729 →
hasAreaCode	410 → 443 → 667 →
hasCulturalInstitution	Baltimore Museum of Art → Maryland Science Center → National Aquarium → Walters Art Museum →
hasFeature	Inner Harbor → diverse neighborhoods → historic harbor →
hasGovernmentType	mayor–city council government →
hasHistoricSite	Fells Point → Fort McHenry → Mount Vernon Place →
hasMajorIndustry	biotechnology → education → healthcare → shipping → tourism →
hasMayor	Brandon Scott →
hasNickname	Charm City → Mob Town → The City of Neighborhoods →
hasPopulation	over 500000 inhabitants →
hasPort	Port of Baltimore →
hasSportsTeam	Baltimore Orioles → Baltimore Ravens →
hasStadium	M&T Bank Stadium → Oriole Park at Camden Yards →
hasTransportation	Baltimore–Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport →
hasUniversity	Johns Hopkins University → University of Maryland Baltimore →
incorporatedAsCityIn	1797 →
isCountySeatOf	Baltimore County (historical) →
isLargestCityIn	Maryland →
isStateCapitalOf	Maryland →
locatedIn	Maryland → Mid-Atlantic region →
locatedNear	Chesapeake Bay →
locatedOn	Patapsco River →
namedAfter	Cecil Calvert 2nd Baron Baltimore →
servedBy	Amtrak → Baltimore Metro SubwayLink → Light RailLink →

Referenced by (348)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Baltimore Bullets (1944–1954) → Baltimore Harbor → Baltimore Light Rail → Baltimore Light RailLink ("Baltimore metropolitan area") → Baltimore Metro SubwayLink → Baltimore Museum of Art → Birdland → Camden Yards station → Canton waterfront → Charles North → Convention Center station → Dunbar High School (Baltimore) → East Baltimore campus → Fells Point → Fells Point ("Baltimore City") → Francis Scott Key Bridge (Baltimore) ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Francis Scott Key Monument (Baltimore) → Francis Scott Key Monument (Baltimore) ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Green Mount Cemetery → Green Mount Cemetery ("Baltimore City") → Homewood campus → Howard Street (Baltimore) → Inner Harbor → Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Johns Hopkins Blue Jays ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Johns Hopkins Hospital → Johns Hopkins School of Medicine ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Johns Hopkins University ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Krieger School of Arts and Sciences ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Locust Point → Maryland Department of Health ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Middle Branch → Midtown Baltimore → Mikulski Archive for Space Telescopes ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Mount Vernon neighborhood → Mount Vernon neighborhood ("Baltimore City") → North Avenue Light Rail Yard → Oriole Park at Camden Yards → Oriole Park at Camden Yards ("downtown Baltimore") → Outer Harbor → Peabody Institute → Peabody campus → Penn Station (Light RailLink) → Pennsylvania Station (Baltimore) → Port of Baltimore → Preakness Stakes → Space Telescope Science Institute ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Union Station (Baltimore) → Union Station (Baltimore) ("Baltimore City") → Walters Art Museum → Washington Monument (Baltimore, Maryland) → Washington Monument (Baltimore, Maryland) ("Baltimore City") → Westminster Hall and Burying Ground → Whiting School of Engineering ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	locatedIn
Baltimore Bullets (1944–1954) → Baltimore Orioles → Baltimore Patriot → Carey Business School → Dunbar High School (Baltimore) → Dunbar Poets → Harborplace → Homewood campus → Howard Street (Baltimore) → Inner Harbor waterfront → Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center → Johns Hopkins Blue Jays → Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine → Krieger School of Arts and Sciences → Locust Point → Maryland Science Center → National Aquarium → Oriole Park at Camden Yards → Peabody campus → Penn Station (Light RailLink) → Port Discovery Children’s Museum → The City of Neighborhoods → The Oriole Bird → University of Baltimore → Whiting School of Engineering →	city
Anna Murray Douglass ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Benjamin Henry Latrobe ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Charles Joseph Bonaparte ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → F. Scott Fitzgerald ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → George Armistead ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Harry Fielding Reid ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Henrietta Louise Cromwell Brooks → Henry Winter Davis ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Johns Hopkins ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Luther Martin → Maria Clemm ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Martin O'Malley ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Mary Ann Holmes Booth ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Mary Pickersgill ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Paul Sarbanes ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Samuel Smith ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Simon Newcomb ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Tupac Shakur ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Virginia Eliza Clemm Poe ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Wallis Simpson ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → William Gaud ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	residence
Charles Joseph Bonaparte ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Edgar Allan Poe ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Edgar Allan Poe → Frances Folsom Cleveland ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Francis Scott Key ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Francis Scott Key ("Baltimore, Maryland") → George Armistead ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Harry Fielding Reid ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Henry Winter Davis ("Baltimore, Maryland") → James McHenry → James R. Schlesinger → John Dos Passos → Joseph Sweetman Ames ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Mary Pickersgill ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Paul Sarbanes ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Robert A. Altman ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Samuel Arnold ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Wes Unseld ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") →	placeOfDeath
ABET ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Maryland Department of Aging ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Maryland Department of Commerce ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Maryland Department of Health ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Maryland Department of Human Services ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Maryland Department of Human Services ("Baltimore City") → Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Maryland Department of the Environment ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Maryland State Department of Education ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Maryland Transit Administration ("Baltimore, Maryland") → NAACP ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Northern Central Railway ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Transamerica Corporation ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Under Armour ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Under Armour →	headquartersLocation
Acela → BAL → BWI Airport station ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Camden Line ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Convention Center station → Crescent → Friendship International Airport ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Interstate 95 → KBWI → MARC → MARC Penn Line ("Baltimore, Maryland") → MARC Train ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Martin State Airport ("Baltimore, Maryland") → North Avenue Light Rail Yard → Runway 15L/33R → Vermonter ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	servesCity
Benjamin Henry Latrobe ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Daniel H. Weiss ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Detlev W. Bronk → Edgar Allan Poe ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Harry Fielding Reid ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → James McCulloch ("Baltimore, Maryland") → James McHenry → Joseph Sweetman Ames ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Mary Pickersgill ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Paul Sarbanes ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Rudolf E. Kálmán → Stanley Corrsin →	workLocation
Annapolis → Bel Air, Maryland ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Frederick County, Maryland ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Friendship International Airport ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Glen Burnie, Maryland ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Martin State Airport ("Baltimore, Maryland") → North Point → North Point State Battlefield → Patapsco River Neck ("City of Baltimore") → Wilmington, Delaware →	locatedNear
Baltimore Orioles ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Baltimore Patriot and Evening Advertiser ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Baltimore Ravens ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Battle of Baltimore ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Fort McHenry → Harborplace → Inner Harbor waterfront → Maryland Science Center → Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis →	location
Babe Ruth ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Charles Hammann ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Charles Joseph Bonaparte ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Harry Fielding Reid ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → John Rawls ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Nancy Pelosi ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Reggie Lewis ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Ta-Nehisi Coates ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Thurgood Marshall ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") →	placeOfBirth
...And Justice for All → Home for the Holidays ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Sleepless in Seattle → The Wire ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Veep →	filmingLocation
East Coast of the United States → Mid-Atlantic states → Northeast megalopolis → Northeastern United States → Western Shore of Maryland →	hasMajorCity
Amtrak Northeast Regional ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Baltimore Light RailLink ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Maryland Area Regional Commuter → Northeast Corridor ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	serves
Michael O'Laughlen ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Raymond A. Spruance ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Spiro Agnew ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Virginia Eliza Clemm Poe ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") →	birthPlace
Edgar Allan Poe ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → George Armistead ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Michael O'Laughlen ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Samuel Arnold ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") →	burialPlace
Baltimore–Harrisburg corridor ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Baltimore–Washington Parkway → Glen Burnie (South Shore) branch ("downtown Baltimore, Maryland") → Maryland Area Regional Commuter ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	connects
Bill Dinneen ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") → Charles Carroll of Carrollton ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Johns Hopkins ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Samuel Smith ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	deathPlace
...And Justice for All → Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave → Sleepless in Seattle → The Wire →	setting
Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport → Francis Scott Key Bridge (Baltimore) → Johns Hopkins University →	cityServed
Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area → Eastern United States → Maryland →	containsCity
Baltimore Harbor ("City of Baltimore") → Fells Point ("City of Baltimore") → Locust Point ("City of Baltimore") →	governedBy
Baltimore City Council → Maryland Department of Commerce → Maryland Department of Human Services ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Union Station (Baltimore) →	servedCity
Dope Body → Stringer Bell →	basedIn
Northern Central Railway ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad →	connectedCity
Atlantic coast of North America → United States South Atlantic states →	containsMajorCity
Amtrak Silver Service → Northeast Regional ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	majorStop
Baltimore County → Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad →	namedAfter
Fort McHenry → Port of Baltimore →	nearbyCity
Mob Town → The City of Neighborhoods →	refersTo
Capital Bullets ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Washington Wizards →	relocatedFrom
Crescent ("Baltimore, Maryland") → Silver Star ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	routeVia
Baltimore Harbor ("downtown Baltimore") →	adjacentTo
Maryland State Highway System →	adminCenter
Mob Town ("city of Baltimore") →	appliesTo
Baltimore City Council ("City of Baltimore") →	appliesToJurisdiction
Baltimore County →	borders
I-95 Series →	cityInvolved
1979 World Series →	cityOfALHomeGames
1983 World Series →	cityOfALTeam
1983 American League Championship Series →	cityOfChampionTeam
Dope Body →	cityOfFormation
1970 World Series →	cityOfGame3
1970 World Series →	cityOfGame4
1970 World Series →	cityOfGame5
1966 World Series →	cityOfMemorialStadium
Baltimore Patriot and Evening Advertiser →	cityOfPublication
1996 American League Championship Series →	cityOfSecondaryVenue
National Road ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	connectedTo
New Carrollton station →	connectsTo
Battle of Baltimore →	defended
Baltimore Patriot and Evening Advertiser ("Baltimore region") →	distributionArea
Baltimore County →	doesNotInclude
MARC →	endPointExample
The Star-Spangled Banner →	firstPublicPerformanceLocation
Patapsco River ("Baltimore City, Maryland") →	flowsThrough
Indianapolis Colts ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	formerLocation
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ("City of Baltimore") →	founders
Walters Art Museum ("City of Baltimore") →	governance
Wallis Simpson ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") →	grewUpIn
Chesapeake Bay →	hasCityOnShore
Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area →	hasCoreCity
AFC North →	hasFranchiseCity
Baltimore County →	hasIndependentCityEnclave
Baltimore ("Charm City") →	hasNickname
Hairspray →	hasSetting
Maryland Aviation Administration →	headquartersCity
Poe →	homeCity
New York Yankees vs Baltimore Orioles →	homeCityOfTeam2
Colony of Maryland →	importantCity
Colony of Maryland →	importantPort
Western Shore of Maryland ("Baltimore City") →	includesCounty
Pennsylvania Station (Baltimore) →	isMainStationOf
Baltimore–Washington Parkway →	isMajorRouteBetween
Glen Burnie, Maryland ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	isSuburbOf
Maryland →	largestCity
Baltimore City Council →	legislativeBodyFor
Midtown Baltimore ("Baltimore City") →	locatedInAdministrativeEntity
BAL →	locatedInCity
East Baltimore campus ("East Baltimore") →	locatedInNeighborhood
KBWI →	locatedNearCity
Hunt Valley, Maryland ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	locatedNorthOf
Friendship International Airport ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	locatedSouthOf
Woodlawn, Maryland ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	locatedWestOf
Continental Congress resolutions →	locationOfCreation
Baltimore Patriot ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	locationServed
Great Railroad Strike of 1877 ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	mainPlace
Hubble Space Telescope ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	managingOrganizationLocation
Patapsco River →	mouthLocatedNear
Home for the Holidays →	narrativeLocation
Woodlawn, Maryland ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	near
Six Flags America ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	nearCity
U.S. Route 29 ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	northernTerminusNearbyCity
Nina Simone →	notableWork
Baltimore Museum of Art ("City of Baltimore") →	ownedBy
Washington Monument (Baltimore, Maryland) ("City of Baltimore") →	owner
Patapsco River →	passesThrough
Interstate 70 ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	passesThroughCity
Johns Hopkins ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	placeOfBurial
Michael O'Laughlen ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	placeOfOrigin
Baltimore Patriot ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") →	placeOfPublication
Vivian "Buster" Burey Marshall ("Baltimore, Maryland, United States") →	placeOfResidence
William Gaud ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	practicedLawIn
Baltimore Light RailLink →	primaryCityServed
Baltimore Light Rail ("downtown Baltimore") →	primaryHub
The Wire ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	primaryLocation
Baltimore–Harrisburg corridor →	primaryUrbanCenterSouth
Free State →	refersToLargestCityOfState
Chicago Zephyrs ("Baltimore, Maryland") →	relocatedTo
President of the Continental Congress →	seat
Light RailLink ("Baltimore City") →	servesArea
U.S. Route 1 ("Baltimore metropolitan area") →	servesMetropolitanArea
Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration ("Baltimore City") →	serviceArea
The Shape of Water →	settingLocation
Silver Meteor →	stopsAt
Howard County →	suburbanAreaOf
Baltimore County →	surrounds
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens →	team2City
Gino Marchetti →	teamCity
Raymond Berry →	teamFoundedInCity
Pittsburgh Steelers vs Baltimore Ravens →	typicalVenueRegion