Living in Port Tobacco & Bryans Road, MD

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Port Tobacco, MD

Maryland's Smallest Incorporated Town & Original Charles County Seat

Port Tobacco Village is the smallest incorporated town in Maryland, population 18, and served as the first Charles County seat from 1727 to 1895.

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What Makes This Area Different

The restored 1819 courthouse, along with Stagg Hall and the Burch House, preserve Port Tobacco's history as Charles County's original seat of government. Nearby, Bryans Road is home to Chapman State Park.

Getting Around

Port Tobacco and Bryans Road sit along the Route 6/Route 224 corridor southwest of La Plata.

Things to Do

Tour the restored 1819 Port Tobacco courthouse, Stagg Hall, and the Burch House
Hike or bird-watch at Chapman State Park in Bryans Road

Schools & Local Business

Likely La Plata High School zone, verify against ccboe.com.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Port Tobacco Village really the smallest town in Maryland?

Yes, with a population of about 18, it's Maryland's smallest incorporated town, and it was Charles County's original seat of government from 1727 to 1895.