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From: cmoore@brl.mil (VLD/VMB)
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Subject: Notes on Laurel Area in Maryland
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Date: 21 Nov 90 18:52:04 GMT
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Presently in area 301:

Laurel 725,776,490,etc. is local to Washington (and the Pentagon in
Va.)  and the Md. suburbs in between, but not to other Virginia
points.  Exceptions for Laurel: 792 (etc.?) available for Baltimore
metro service, and 621 & 953 (etc.?) for Washington metro service.
(621 is called "Bowie-Glenn Dale service" and 953 is called "Berwyn
service".)

The next exchange up the U.S.1/I-95 corridor from Laurel going toward
Baltimore is 799 Waterloo, which is part of the Baltimore metro
exchanges.

 From what I have read (only here in Telecom), I assume that the
301/410 line will pass between Laurel and Waterloo.