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Andy Dinniman, M.A. 1969, Pennsylvania State Senator
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Marvin Mandel, B.A. 1939, Governor of Maryland (1969–1979)
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Rodney Wallace (Portland Timbers)
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Tony Massenburg, former NBA player
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Jim LaRue, Arizona head coach (1959–1966)
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John Glad, Russian literature expert and eugenicist (Literature)
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Half of Maryland’s land area belongs to the Atlantic coastal plain, with sandy land to the south and fertile land to the north. The state’s Chesapeake Bay stretches for 3,200 miles. The Chesapeake Bay is a wide, long valley that stretches inland from south to north, dividing Maryland into East and West. The Chesapeake Bay is 320 kilometers long from north to south, 6-60 kilometers wide from east to west, and reaches a maximum depth of 105 meters. The West Bank, the river, James River and the Potomac River. Bay Head to the north. We have a Susquehanna River injection. And a 30-kilometer-long canal runs north through Delaware to the lower reaches of Delaware River.
The random tool generates 445 items, detailing a list of the more famous Terrapins of Maryland. With this tool, you can find examples such as Gar Alperovitz, Alida Anderson, Charles L. Bennett, Donald West Harward, Richard Herman, Marc Melitz and more.
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