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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor 2389
the southern boundary of the Town of Rockville, as
defined by §§ 902, 903, 904 and 905 of Article 16 of the
Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland (1939 Edition) and
amended by Chapters 203 and 204 of the Laws of Maryland
of 1941; thence easterly, southeasterly and northwesterly
about 1.9 miles along the aforesaid boundary to its
intersection with a line 300 feet north of and parallel
to the center of the Rockville-Norbeck Road; thence
northeasterly about 4.2 miles along the aforesaid line to
its intersection with a line 300 feet west of and
parallel to the center of the Norbeck-Olney Road; thence
northerly about 0.1 mile along the aforesaid line to its
intersection with the prolongation of a line 300 feet
northwest of and parallel to the center of the
Norbeck-Ednor Road; thence northeasterly and easterly
about 3.1 miles along the aforesaid line to its
intersection with a line 300 feet northeast of and
parallel to the center of the Olney-Norwood-Beltsville
Road; thence southeasterly about 2.0 miles along the
aforesaid line to its intersection with a line 300 feet
northwest of and parallel to the center of the
Colesville—Ednor Road; thence northeasterly about 0.3
mile along the aforesaid line to its intersection with
the prolongation of a line 300 feet northeast of and
parallel to the center of the continuation of the
Olney—Norwood-Beltsville Road, also known as the
Briggs-Chaney Road; thence southeasterly about 2.2 miles
along the aforesaid line extended to its intersection
with a line 300 feet southeast of and parallel to the
center of the Columbia Road; thence southerly about 0.1
mile along the aforesaid line to its intersection with a
line 300 feet northeast of and parallel to the center of
the continuation of the Olney—Norwood-Beltsville Road;
thence southeasterly about 1.6 miles along the aforesaid
line to its intersection with the Montgomery—Prince
George's County line; thence southwesterly about 2.9
miles along the aforesaid county line to its intersection
with the present dividing line between Election District
No. 1 (Vansville) and Election District No. 21 (Berwyn)
in Prince George's County; thence southeasterly about 1.7
miles along the aforesaid line to its intersection with
the centerline of Little Paint Branch; thence northerly
about 2.6 miles along the aforesaid line to its
intersection with the original centerline of the
Colesville-Beltsville Road, also known as the Odell Road;
thence easterly and southeasterly about 2.0 miles along
the aforesaid line to its intersection at Vansville with
the centerline of the Old Washington—Baltimore Road;
thence southwesterly about 0.2 mile along the aforesaid
line to its intersection with the original centerline of
a road running southerly to Edmonston Road; thence
southerly about 1.3 miles along the aforesaid line to its
intersection with the centerline of Sunnyside Avenue;
thence westerly about 0.1 mile along the aforesaid line
to its intersection with the centerline of Indian Creek;
thence southerly about 1.2 miles along the aforesaid line
to its intersection with the centerline of a small branch
running easterly to Edmonston Road, approximately 0.7
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