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Anne Arundel Economic Development Corporation ODENTON, MARYLAND RETAIL OPPORTUNITY SITES As the heart of the nation’s cyber security industry, Odenton is a community that enjoys a growing high-income customer base and is primed for a variety of retail and food options. Join the excitement and learn more about how Odenton is Maryland’s newest up-and-coming hub of growth and development. Business is happening at Odenton! RIDGE RD CARRIAGE D THOMPSON AVE DISNEY RD Seven Oaks OfficeCITADEL DRBuilding Meade Center CLARK STATION RD The Village at Odenton Station 175 REECE RD W B AND A RD QUARTERFIELD RD 170 JACOBS RD © Richard Chomitz Photography W B AND A RD TELEGRAPH RD CHARTER OAKS BLVD OLD MILL RD BLUE WATER Baltimore To BLVD SEVEN OAKS OFFICE BUILDING 1 BURNS CROSSING RDNEW CUT RD MEADE CENTER 32 2 175 FLATS 170 AT ACADEMY YARD 5 RT 32 VILLAGE AT ODENTON STATION 170 3 32 4 To 95 & 295 ODENTON TOWN SQUARE (TANNAPOLISOD) RD To Annapolis STEHLIK DR DICUS MILL RD ODENTON SHOPPING CENTER 6 MONTEREY AVE GAMBRILLS RD WAUGH CHAP To D.C. To 32 MAPLE RIDGE LA Odenton Town Square (TOD) Flats 170 at Academy Yard Odenton Shopping Center DAIRY FARM RD PINEY ORCHARD PKWY CHAPELGATE DR PATUXENT RD MAYTIME DR CRAIN HWY Serving as the home community for Fort Meade and several federal agencies such as the U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency, Odenton enjoys a prime location in the Baltimore-Washington corridor at the junction of Maryland Routes 32, 170 and 175 with close connections to the Baltimore Washington Parkway and Interstate 97. Odenton is situated on the MARC train’s busiest line, the Penn Line, and is nine miles from BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport. ODENTON 2660 Riva Road, Suite 200, Annapolis, MD 21401 t (410) 222 7410 • f (410) 222 7415 www.aaedc.org.

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