Baltimore, Maryland (MD) Amusement And Recreation, Nec Companies
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- Amusement Parks15
- Bowling Centers15
- Coin-Operated Amusement Devices2
- Dance Studios, Schools, And Halls24
- Entertainers And Entertainment Groups144
- Membership Sports And Recreation Clubs103
- Physical Fitness Facilities55
- Public Golf Courses6
- Racing, Including Track Operation3
- Sports Clubs, Managers, And Promoters9
- Theatrical Producers And Services49
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- Baldwin1
- Boring1
- Brooklandville1
- Brooklyn1
- Catonsville6
- Cockeysville2
- Cockeysville Hunt Valley13
- Dundalk6
- Essex8
- Freeland1
- Glen Arm4
- Gwynn Oak2
- Halethorpe4
- Hydes1
- Kingsville4
- Lutherville10
- Lutherville Timonium2
- Middle River3
- Monkton4
- Nottingham2
- Owings Mills12
- Parkton2
- Parkville13
- Perry Hall2
- Phoenix2
- Pikesville8
- Randallstown5
- Reisterstown9
- Rosedale1
- Sparrows Point1
- Timonium4
- Towson5
- Upper Falls1
- Upperco2
- White Marsh4
- Windsor Mill2
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