Editing Cambridge, Maryland (section)

==Infrastructure==
===Transportation===
[[U.S. Route 50 in Maryland|U.S. Route 50]], a major east-west route of the U.S. Highway System, bisects Cambridge on its {{convert|3019|mi|abbr=on}} journey from [[Ocean City, Maryland]] to [[Sacramento, California]]. U.S. 50 is locally known as "Ocean Gateway", with the segment running from the Choptank River to Cambridge's eastern city limit designated "Sunburst Highway".

The [[Cambridge-Dorchester Airport]] (FAA Identifier: CGE) is a county-owned, public-use airport located just southeast of the city of Cambridge.  The airport is a general aviation facility with a lighted 4,477-foot asphalt runway.

The [[Maryland & Delaware Railroad]] (MDDE), a shortline railroad, provided freight rail service to Cambridge until recently.  The city had served as the western terminus of the railroad's Seaford Line. The Maryland & Delaware interchanges with the [[Delmarva Central Railroad]] at [[Seaford, Delaware]], which interchanges with the [[Norfolk Southern Railway]] at [[Clayton, Delaware]]. The line remains in place, though rail service was suspended in May 2016 due to derailment issues along the line south of [[Hurlock, Maryland]].