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Boyds, Maryland is located north of Washington, DC in Montgomery County, Maryland. Its ZIP Code is 20841. According to the United States 2000 Census , the ZCTA for the town of Boyds covers an area of 27.54 miles and has a population of 2,025 people. Black Hill Regional Park, and most notably Little Seneca Lake, are part of Boyds. However, since the 2000 Census, there has been enormous population growth in Boyds. Large, multi-thousand home developments such as "The Vistas," near the intersection of Route 118 and Richter Farm Road, have rapidly replaced farmland and forest throughout the Germantown and Clarksburg bordering sections of the town. More recently, there has been some discussion as to the exact southern boundary of Boyds. Survey maps show that the town's southern boundary runs along Little Seneca Creek. Since the new multi-thousand home developments lie south of this creek, this means that technically these new communities are part of Germantown. In addition, these...more

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Currently, the most commonly listed Boyds Jobs are for physical therapist jobs, project manager jobs, software engineer jobs, administrative assistant jobs, occupational therapist jobs and sales associate jobs.

Simply Hired's Boyds job listings indicate that the following industries in Boyds are hiring the most workers: Clinics & Outpatient Services, Hospitals, Biologics Mfg, Telecommunications Equipment Mfg and Wireless & Broadcast Equipment Mfg.

According to our Boyds Trends data, the number of Boyds, Maryland jobs has decreased by 91% since December 2006.

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