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Maryland Occupied Housing Units Percentage County Rank

Based on ACS 2010-2014 data

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Rank	Occupied Housing Units Percentage ▼	County / Population
1.	96.0%	Howard, MD / 299,269
2.	95.5%	Carroll, MD / 167,399
3.	95.4%	Montgomery, MD / 1,005,087
4.	95.0%	Frederick, MD / 239,253
5.	93.9%	Harford, MD / 248,029
6.	93.3%	Anne Arundel, MD / 550,269
7.	93.2%	Baltimore, MD / 817,720
8.	92.7%	Charles, MD / 150,960
9.	92.6%	Prince Georges, MD / 884,764
10.	91.4%	Washington, MD / 148,913
11.	90.8%	Calvert, MD / 89,793
12.	89.7%	Saint Marys, MD / 108,472
13.	88.0%	Wicomico, MD / 100,376
14.	87.6%	Caroline, MD / 32,759
15.	87.3%	Cecil, MD / 101,803
16.	85.6%	Allegany, MD / 73,976
17.	84.9%	Queen Annes, MD / 48,439
18.	81.7%	Baltimore City, MD / 622,271
19.	81.1%	Talbot, MD / 37,894
20.	80.6%	Dorchester, MD / 32,614
21.	76.1%	Somerset, MD / 26,197
22.	70.2%	Kent, MD / 20,016
23.	62.4%	Garrett, MD / 29,945
24.	36.8%	Worcester, MD / 51,558

Please note that we only rank locations with 'Occupied Housing Units Percentage' data. The rank above might not be a complete list. Locations without 'Occupied Housing Units Percentage' data are not listed.

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