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Learn About Centreville, Maryland
Centreville is a historic town located in Queen Anne’s County. It is on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, also known as the Delmarva Peninsula. As the county seat, Centreville serves as the administrative and civic center of the region. The town is centrally positioned within a network of nearby Eastern Shore communities. It borders Church Hill to the north, Queenstown and Stevensville to the west on Kent Island, Queen Anne to the south, and Goldsboro in Caroline County to the east.
Incorporated in 1794, Centreville has long served as a key government and cultural hub in Queen Anne’s County. Its role as the county seat has made it a focal point for local administration, commerce, and community events for more than two centuries. The town also has a notable sports history. During the era of the Eastern Shore Baseball League, Centreville was home to three different franchises over time. They were the Colts, the Red Sox, and the Orioles. This legacy remains part of the town’s local heritage and identity.
Centreville continues to serve as a gathering place for the region, most notably as the host of the annual Queen Anne’s County Fair. This is a popular summer tradition featuring agriculture, entertainment, and community activities.
According to the United States Census Bureau, Centreville covers a total area of approximately 2.45 square miles, all of which is land. The town’s compact size contributes to its walkable, small-town character and close-knit community feel.
Centreville experiences a humid subtropical climate. It is characterized by hot, humid summers, mild to cool winters, and moderately seasonal precipitation throughout the year. This climate supports both residential comfort and regional agricultural activity typical of Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Today, Centreville offers a blend of historic charm and government and civic importance. It has proximity to Eastern Shore communities and waterfront areas, and small-town residential living with regional access. Its location on the Delmarva Peninsula makes it a convenient hub for residents who want access to both rural landscapes and nearby coastal destinations.