Harford County, Maryland
Aberdeen Real Estate and Local Guide
The largest municipality in Harford County, a Scottish-named railroad and former canning town about 26 miles northeast of Baltimore that grew alongside the U.S. Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Living in Aberdeen
Hometown of Baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr., who moved the IronBirds to the city and opened Ripken Stadium in 2002. Source: visitmaryland.org
Homes in Aberdeen
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Aberdeen home
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Adjacent U.S. Army installation and headquarters of the Army Test and Evaluation Command
Aberdeen B&O Railroad Station
Historic 1885 depot in downtown designed by architect Frank Furness
Aberdeen Festival Park
Downtown green space on North Parke Street that hosts the farmers market and community events
Aberdeen areas to know
Hall's Cross Roads
One of the three original settlements that grew into Aberdeen
Village of Aberdeen
Original village core around the railroad that gave the city its name