Potomac
Potomac is a census‑designated place with a population approaching 50,000 residents. The Potomac post office is located at 10221 River Road, Potomac, MD 20854.
Neighborhoods
- Avenel
- Beallmount
- Bedfordshire
- Bells Mill Springs
- Bellshire
- Beverly Farms
- Blenheim
- Bradley Farms
- Clagett Farm
- Concord
- Cong Forest Estates
- Copenhaver
- Esworthy Park
- Falconhurst
- Falls Farm
- Falls Orchard
- Fallsberry
- Fallsmead
- Fallsreach
- Fawcett Farms
- Fox Hills
- Glen Meadows
- Glen Mill Knolls
- Glen Oaks
- Glen Park
- Great Falls Estates
- Greenbriar Estates
- Greenbriar Preserve
- Heritage Farm
- Highland Stone
- Hillside Estates
- Hollinridge
- Horizon Hill
- Inverness Forest
- Inverness Knolls
- Inverness Woods
- Kentsdale Estates
- Lake Normandy Esates
- Longacres Preserve
- Manors of Potomac
- Marwood
- McCauley Park
- Merry Go Round Farm
- Montgomery Square
- Normandie Farm
- Oldfield
- Orchard Ridge
- Palatine
- Park Potomac
- Park Potomac Place
- Pine Knolls
- Piney Glen Farms
- Piney Glen Village
- Piney Spring
- Potomac Commons
- Potomac Crest
- Potomac Falls
- Potomac Farm Estates
- Potomac Hills
- Potomac Manor
- Potomac Preserve
- Potomac Ranch
- Potomac Regency
- Potomac Station
- Potomac View
- Potomac Village
- Potomac Woods
- Red Coat Oaks
- Regency Estates
- Regent Park
- Ridgeleigh at East Gate
- River Falls
- River Oaks Farm
- River Plantation
- Rivers Edge
- Saddle Ridge
- Stoney Creek Estates
- Stoney Creek Farm
- Timberwood
- Travilah Meadows
- Watkins Glen
- Wheel of Fortune
- Willerburn Acres
- Williamsburg Estates
- Williamsburg Gardens
- Willowbrook
- Windsor Hills
Potomac as described in 1940 [1]
Potomac, population 150, is a crossroads village little changed since its founding in the eighteenth century. On the site of Tusculum Academy at the southern end of the town is now occupied by the Potomac Methodist Chruch. The academy was conducted by the Reverened James Hunt in pre-Revolutionary days and closed in 1781.
- Works Progress Administration, Federal Writers' Program, Maryland: A Guide to the Old Line State, American Guide Series, University of Maryland, 1940.
Nearby Towns: Brookmont •
Cabin John •
Darnestown •
McLean •
North Potomac •
Rockville City •