Prince George's County, Maryland (English Wikipedia)

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"Submittal to the Maryland Department of Planning Regarding Conformance with SB 236" (PDF). Prince George's County, Maryland. January 22, 2013. p. 7. Retrieved September 13, 2013.

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"Section 103. - Name and Boundaries". Charter of Prince George's County, Maryland. March 2024. The corporate name shall be 'Prince George's County, Maryland,' and it shall thus be designated in all actions and proceedings touching its rights, powers, properties, liabilities, and duties.
"Section 103. - Name and Boundaries". Charter of Prince George's County, Maryland. March 2024. The corporate name shall be 'Prince George's County, Maryland,' and it shall thus be designated in all actions and proceedings touching its rights, powers, properties, liabilities, and duties.
"Section 103. - Name and Boundaries". Charter of Prince George's County, Maryland. March 2024. The corporate name shall be 'Prince George's County, Maryland,' and it shall thus be designated in all actions and proceedings touching its rights, powers, properties, liabilities, and duties.
"Section 103. - Name and Boundaries". Charter of Prince George's County, Maryland. March 2024. The corporate name shall be 'Prince George's County, Maryland,' and it shall thus be designated in all actions and proceedings touching its rights, powers, properties, liabilities, and duties.

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