Crisfield, Maryland

Crisfield, United States

Crisfield, Maryland holds 40 connections with 8425 other places across 9 topics, anchored in climate, transportation, and industry. The city sits in hardiness zone 8a, one of the only such pockets in Maryland, alongside Assateague Island and Inner Harbor Baltimore. Its railroad, which gave the city its name and economy, was abandoned in 1976 when Conrail was established. The former rail corridor became Maryland Route 413. The Sherwin-Williams plant, manufacturing paintbrushes and roller covers, remains a major employer, while many connections overlap with nearby Delmarva Peninsula places such as Ocean City, Maryland and Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.