2276                                 MUNICIPAL CHARTERS

COUNTY

MARYLAND BEFORE ANNEXATION THAT BECAME
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 11, 1972

Beginning at a point in the center of the bridge across Clark Run in the State
Road leading from La Plata to Dentsville: running thence with the North side of
the said State Road in a westerly direction a distance of 320 feet to a stake
marking the beginning for the fourth course of the original survey of the Town of
La Plata, thence with the said fourth course N 22-1/2 deg. W 1947 feet to a stone;
running still with the original outline survey N83-1/2 deg. W until this line
intersects the east right of way line of the P. B. and W. Railroad; thence with the
east right of way line of the said Railroad in a northerly direction a distance of
600 feet more or less; then leaving said Railroad and running in a northwesterly
direction to a point of intersection of the old State Road leading from La Plata to
Washington and the old County Road known as "May Day Road" or "The Cox
Mill Road"; thence in a westerly direction following the center line of the said old
County Road to the northwest corner of Rudolph Garner's land; thence in a
southerly direction along the said Garner line until it intersects the line of the
Posey land; thence in a westerly direction along the north boundary line of the
Posey and Clark land to the west side of a private roadway leading to the lands of
George Johnson, et. al.; thence southerly in a straight line until this line
intersects the run or stream directly in back of Sacred Heart School; thence with
the stream directly in back of Sacred Heart School; thence with said stream in a
westerly direction until it intersects the private roadway leading to the home of Hal
Barnes; thence in a southerly direction to a large black walnut tree standing about
20 feet north of a private cemetery on the land of James Wills; thence in a
southeasterly direction to the southwest corner of Frank Simms' property; thence
with the south boundary line of said Simms' property running in an easterly
direction to the east side of U.S. Route 301; thence S 05 deg. 04 min W 197.0 ft.;
thence leaving U.S. Route 301 S 63 deg. 36 min E 360.01 feet; thence S 11 deg. 07
min E. 653.39 feet; thence S 80 deg 10 min E 486.3 feet to the west side of St.
Mary's Avenue; thence with the west side of St. Mary's Avenue in a northerly
direction to a point directly opposite the southwest corner of Vernon Padgett's
property; thence S 86 deg 55 min E 3836.2 ft. to the stream known as Clark Run;
thence running up and with the stream in a northerly direction as it meanders to
the point of beginning.

CORPORATE LIMITS FOR THE TOWN OF LA PLATA, CHARLES

COUNTY,

MARYLAND AFTER ANNEXATION THAT BECAME
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 11, 1972.

Beginning at a point in the center of the bridge across Clark Run in the State
Road leading from La Plata to Dentsville; running thence with the North side of
the said State Road in a westerly direction a distance of 320 feet to a stake
marking the beginning for the fourth course of the original survey of the Town of
La Plata thence with the said fourth course N 22-1/2 deg W 1947 feet to a stone;
running still with the original outline survey N 83-1/2 deg W until this line
intersects the east right of way line of the P. B. and W. Railroad; thence with the
east right of way line of the said Railroad in a northerly direction a distance of
600 feet more or less; then leaving said Railroad and running in a northwesterly
direction to a point of intersection of the old State Road leading from La Plata to
Washington and the old County Road known as "May Day Road" or "The Cox