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Ellicott City, Maryland in Howard County
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Also known as:
E.C
Old Ellicott City
Historic Ellicott City
City motto: E.C. Strong
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Ellicott City.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Howard county include:

Alpha,   Annapolis Rock,   Carrs Mill,   Clarksville,   Columbia,   Daisy,   Dayton,   Elioak,   Elkridge,   Florence,   Fulton,   Gary,   Glenelg,   Glenmar,   Glenwood,   Gray,   Guilford,   Hanover,   Harwood Park,   High Ridge,   Highland,   Hipsleys Mill,   Ilchester,   Inwood,   Ivory,   Knollwood,   Lisbon,   Marriottsville,   Mountview,   North Laurel,   Oakland Mills,   Pine Orchard,   Poplar Springs,   Roxbury Mills,   Saint Johns Manor,   Saint Johns Village,   Savage,   Scaggsville,   Simpsonville,   Waterloo,   Watersville,   Wesley Grove,   West Elkridge,   West Friendship,   Woodstock,   Worthington,  

 

Or have a look at other Maryland counties including:

Allegany,   Anne Arundel,   Baltimore,   Calvert,   Caroline,   Carroll,   Cecil,   Charles,   Dorchester,   Frederick,   Garrett,   Harford,   Kent,   Montgomery,   Prince George's,   Queen Anne's,   Saint Mary's,   Somerset,   Talbot,   Washington,   Wicomico,   Worcester,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Ellicott City, MD?
Then read on!

A fun and verifiable fact about Ellicott City, Maryland is that it has been named as one of the "Best Main Streets" in America by Architectural Digest, featuring the historic and charming storefronts of the city's Main Street that date back to the 18th and 19th centuries.