Editing Elkridge, Maryland (section)

==Neighborhoods==
The following neighborhoods and communities are within the Elkridge [[census-designated place]]:
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'''''Northern Elkridge''''' ([[Elkridge Landing|Historic Elkridge Landing]]): north of Bonnie View Lane and Hanover Road to the county line.
* '''Augustine''', surrounds Saint Augustine's Church and School
* '''Elkridge Heights''', a historic neighborhood off of Main Street
* '''[[Lawyers Hill Historic District|Lawyers Hill]]''', a historic resort neighborhood from the 1800s
* '''Rockburn Hill''', located off River Road near the [[Patapsco River]].

'''''Western Elkridge''''': west of [[Interstate 95|I-95]] and north of [[Maryland Route 100]].
* '''Elibank''', a remnant of Lawyers Hill that was bisected by the construction of Interstate 95. The area features estates like [[Belmont Estate|Belmont]], Tutbury and Rockburn, along with other homes built during the 1940s along Montgomery Road.
* '''Landing Road''', a once-farming community that is now mostly residential.
* '''Lyndwood''', a major planned community on the site of [[Marshalee (Elkridge, Maryland)|Marshalee Estate]]. The community features a shopping center, business park, and the Timbers at Troy Golf Course.
* '''Norris Lane''', another resort community settled along the [[Baltimore and Ohio Railroad|B&O Railroad]] by Elizabeth Cromwell Norris.<ref>https://data.howardcountymd.gov/scannedpdf/Historic_Sites/HO-391.pdf {{Bare URL PDF|date=March 2022}}</ref>
* '''West Elkridge''', an area of west Montgomery Road home to a mix of dwellings as well as Rockburn Elementary School and [[Rockburn Branch Park|Rockburn Park]].
* '''Timberview''', a mid-century neighborhood with [[Ranch-style house|Ranch-style architecture]].

'''''Central Elkridge''''': east of [[Interstate 95|I-95]], south of Bonnie View Ln, north of Howard Ln. 
* '''Elkridge Crossings''', a [[Mixed-use development]] on the site of the former Elkridge Drive-In.
* '''Hunt Club''', an established neighborhood where the Elkridge Hunt Club first kenneled their hounds.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.ehhounds.com/history|title=Elkridge-Harford History|website=www.ehhounds.com|access-date=August 5, 2018|archive-date=August 5, 2018|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20180805052609/http://www.ehhounds.com/history|url-status=dead}}</ref>
* '''Montgomery Woods''', a townhouse community along Montgomery Road adjacent to historic [[Gaines African Methodist Episcopal Church]].
* '''Rowanberry''', a major planned community that includes the Elkridge Library.

'''''Southern Elkridge''''': south of [[Maryland Route 100]], north of Montevideo Road, east of [[Maryland Route 108|Waterloo Road]] to the county line.
* '''Anderson''', village named after Civil War Col. Ephraim Foster Anderson
* '''Ducketts Lane''', residential neighborhood including Ducketts Lane Elementary School
* '''Harwood Park''', Howard County's first planned community established in 1893 by the Boston Land Improvement Company.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.hcforest.sailorsite.net/Harwood.html|title=Howard County Arboreta: Harwood Park|website=www.hcforest.sailorsite.net|access-date=August 5, 2018}}</ref>
* '''Mayfield''', a residential area connecting Elkridge to Columbia.
* '''Troy Hill''', a business and industry center, as well as [[Troy Park]].
* '''Wesley Grove''', area that includes Route 1 industrial parks and newer developments.
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