Enumeration total: 43,223 across 5 clans and 79 towns/villages. Note: Bleebo City (pop. 11,865) is the largest single town in the enumeration dataset for Maryland County. Official LISGIS district total: 85,287.

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Pleebo's dominance of Maryland County's population (its district holds 49.4% of county residents) reflects a pattern of urban concentration typical of secondary cities in post-war Liberia. Pleebo City is served by a mayor-council structure, the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) and Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC). Key institutions include Pleebo Central High School, Our Lady of Grace School, and Big F Line High School. The district's five-way split across all electoral districts is among the most complex boundary configurations in Liberia's district system. The Pleebo/Gbolorbo clan (11 towns, 26,063 enumerated) is by far the largest single clan unit in the district.

Enumeration total: 38,024 across 7 clans and 40 towns/villages. Note: Harper City (pop. 19,222 in the enumeration, combining two entries) is the second-largest urban centre in the county. Official LISGIS district total: 53,091.

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Harper City was established in the 1830s as the capital of the Maryland Colony and served as the capital of the independent Republic of Maryland from 1854 to 1857. Named after Robert Goodloe Harper, an American politician and ACS leader, it sits on a peninsula at Cape Palmas on the Atlantic coast. William V.S. Tubman University traces its origins to the William V.S. Tubman College of Technology, established in 1978 and elevated to full university status in 2009, making it one of Liberia's principal institutions of higher learning outside Monrovia. ED 1 Representative P. Mike Jurry (CDC) won re-election in 2023. Harper's 53,091 population makes it the second most populous district; together with Pleebo/Sodoken, the two coastal districts hold 80.2% of Maryland's population.

Enumeration total: 17,159 across 6 clans and 31 towns/villages. The Wlebo clan (8 towns, 4,997 enumerated) is the largest single clan unit. Official LISGIS district total: 11,370.

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Karluway No.2 is located in the interior-central zone of Maryland County, along the Karluway township corridor bordering River Gee County. The district's pronounced male majority (52.6%) likely reflects labour migration patterns in the remote interior. The dual Karluway district structure (No.1 and No.2) is unique in Maryland and reflects the geographic spread of the Karluway township zone across a large interior territory.

Enumeration total: 8,494 across 4 clans and 31 towns/villages. The Gedebo clan (20 towns, 5,597 enumerated) dominates the district, accounting for 65.9% of the district's enumerated population. Official LISGIS district total: 7,391.

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Karluway No.1 is the smaller counterpart to Karluway No.2 in the Karluway township zone. The Gedebo clan's 20 towns make it the most geographically dispersed clan unit in the district. Karloken (pop. 1,674) is by far the largest settlement, more than three times the size of the next-largest town. The district's male majority (52.0%) is consistent with interior labour-migration patterns seen across Maryland's five interior districts.

Enumeration total: 10,057 across 4 clans and 11 towns/villages. Newenken clan (4 towns, 3,182 enumerated) is the largest single clan unit. Official LISGIS district total: 6,658.

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Nyorken District is located in the northern interior of Maryland County, in the corridor between the River Gee County border and the Côte d'Ivoire frontier. The district's near gender parity (50.7% male / 49.3% female) makes it the most balanced of Maryland's five interior districts. Gbakliken (pop. 1,123) and Gbawiliken Cavalla (pop. 1,014) are the two largest settlements, together accounting for 41.5% of the district's enumerated population. The Newenken clan dominates with 4 towns and 3,182 enumerated residents.

Enumeration total: 8,921 across 4 clans and 9 towns/villages. The Dufu clan (3 towns, 4,474 enumerated) is the dominant clan, accounting for 50.2% of the district's enumerated population. Official LISGIS district total: 4,424.

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Whojah District has the highest male proportion (53.5%) of any district in Maryland County, reflecting its position as a remote interior district with significant male labour migration. Juluken # 1 (pop. 1,298) is the largest settlement, more than 1.5 times the size of the next-largest town. The Dufu clan dominates with 3 towns and 4,474 enumerated residents, half the district's total. The district is located in the northeastern part of Maryland County, close to the River Gee County boundary.

Enumeration total: 10,060 across 4 clans and 13 towns/villages. The Gbalaken clan (4 towns, 3,364 enumerated) is the largest single clan unit. Official LISGIS district total: 4,366.

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Gwelekpoken is the smallest administrative district in Maryland County by LISGIS official population (4,366), yet its enumeration total (10,060) is the second-largest among the five interior districts, suggesting significant population in settlements that may not be fully captured in the official Table B aggregation. Dugboken (pop. 1,093) is the largest settlement. The district sits in the northern zone of Maryland County, close to the River Gee and Grand Kru county boundaries, making it the most remote of the interior districts. The Gbalaken clan (4 towns, 3,364) is the dominant clan unit.