Previously, we’ve shared census data that shows the City of Gaithersburg population grew just over 16% in the past 10 years (from 2010 to 2020) bringing the official 2020 population to 69,657, compared to 59,933 in 2010, making it the third largest incorporated City in Maryland, behind Baltimore at 585,708, and the City of Frederick at 78,171. Today we are going to look at additional areas in Montgomery County, both incorporated and not incorporated, to show you a list of the 30 largest places in MoCo according to population (using 2020 census data).
Just Missed: Poolesville (5,742)
30. Darnestown (6,723)
29. Forest Glen (6,897)
28. Four Corners (8,316)
27. South Kensington (8,829)
26. Leisure World (9,215)
25. North Kensington (9,497)
24. Chevy Chase (10,176)
23. Burtonsville (10,812)
22. Travilah (11,985)
21. Kemp Mill (13,378)
20. Cloverly (15,285)
19. Colesville (15,421)
18. White Oak (16,347)
17. Glenmont (16,710)
16. Damascus (17,224)
15. Takoma Park (17,629)
14. Redland (18,592)
13. North Potomac (23,790)
12. Clarksburg (29,051)
11. Montgomery Village (34,893)
10. Olney (35,820)
9. Potomac (47,018)
8. North Bethesda (50,094)
7. Aspen Hill (51,063)
6. Wheaton (52,150)
5. Rockville (67,117)
4. Bethesda (68,056)
3. Gaithersburg (69,657)
2. Silver Spring (81,015)
1. Germantown (91,249)
Featured photo courtesy of @DronifyDMV
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