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By Authority of Friends of Alfred Carr, Naureen Weissman, Treasurer
copyright © 2006 Friends of Alfred Carr. All rights reserved.
copyright © 2006 Friends of Alfred Carr. All rights reserved.
District 18 also forms a large part of the
Rock Creek and Sligo Creek watersheds.
District 18 is served by two MARC Brunswick line commuter rail stations and
several Metro red line stations. Major arteries of the road network in district 18
include the Capitol Beltway, Connecticut Avenue, Georgia Avenue, University
Boulevard, Veirs Mill Road, Randolph Road, and East West Highway.
District 18 has a diverse and rich architecture and history as evidenced by turn of
the century Victorian neighborhoods, charming streetcar suburbs and post-war
subdivisions. It is home to many historic sites. Josiah Henson, slave and
inspiration for the book Uncle Tom's Cabin, was baptised here on the banks of
Rock Creek. And St. John's church in Forest Glen is the cradle of Catholicism in
America.
Zip codes within District 18 include: 20814, 20815, 20852, 20895, 20901, 20902,
20906, and 20910
A Partial List of Neighborhoods and Civic Associations in District 18: historic
Ken-Gar, Connecticut Avenue Estates, Rock Creek Palisades, Kensington
Heights, Randolph Hills, Byeforde, Hawkins Lane, Rock Creek Hills, Rollingwood,
Montgomery Hills, Woodside, Woodside Park, Woodside Forest, North Woodside,
Rock Creek Palisades, Kensington Estates, Parkwood, Kensington View, Linden,
Rosemary Hills and Forest Estates.
To find out if you reside in District 18, click here
Rock Creek and Sligo Creek watersheds.
District 18 is served by two MARC Brunswick line commuter rail stations and
several Metro red line stations. Major arteries of the road network in district 18
include the Capitol Beltway, Connecticut Avenue, Georgia Avenue, University
Boulevard, Veirs Mill Road, Randolph Road, and East West Highway.
District 18 has a diverse and rich architecture and history as evidenced by turn of
the century Victorian neighborhoods, charming streetcar suburbs and post-war
subdivisions. It is home to many historic sites. Josiah Henson, slave and
inspiration for the book Uncle Tom's Cabin, was baptised here on the banks of
Rock Creek. And St. John's church in Forest Glen is the cradle of Catholicism in
America.
Zip codes within District 18 include: 20814, 20815, 20852, 20895, 20901, 20902,
20906, and 20910
A Partial List of Neighborhoods and Civic Associations in District 18: historic
Ken-Gar, Connecticut Avenue Estates, Rock Creek Palisades, Kensington
Heights, Randolph Hills, Byeforde, Hawkins Lane, Rock Creek Hills, Rollingwood,
Montgomery Hills, Woodside, Woodside Park, Woodside Forest, North Woodside,
Rock Creek Palisades, Kensington Estates, Parkwood, Kensington View, Linden,
Rosemary Hills and Forest Estates.
To find out if you reside in District 18, click here
The 18th Legislative District: quick facts
Maryland's District 18 in Montgomery
County has 110,000 residents and
includes all of Kensington and Wheaton,
most of Chevy Chase and parts of Rockville,
Silver Spring and Bethesda. It borders our
nation's capital and is one of the most
economically and ethnically diverse legislative
districts in the state. We are an informed and
passionate group of voters!
District 18 has Eight Municipalities: Town of
Kensington, Chevy Chase View, Town of Chevy
Chase, Martins Addition, Chevy Chase Village,
Chevy Chase section 3, Chevy Chase section 5,
and North Chevy Chase. Municipal governments
provide vital services including public safety,
streets and sidewalks, storm water management,
building regulations, parks and playgrounds,
trash pickup and community events.
Maryland's District 18 in Montgomery
County has 110,000 residents and
includes all of Kensington and Wheaton,
most of Chevy Chase and parts of Rockville,
Silver Spring and Bethesda. It borders our
nation's capital and is one of the most
economically and ethnically diverse legislative
districts in the state. We are an informed and
passionate group of voters!
District 18 has Eight Municipalities: Town of
Kensington, Chevy Chase View, Town of Chevy
Chase, Martins Addition, Chevy Chase Village,
Chevy Chase section 3, Chevy Chase section 5,
and North Chevy Chase. Municipal governments
provide vital services including public safety,
streets and sidewalks, storm water management,
building regulations, parks and playgrounds,
trash pickup and community events.
