Cordova Public RecordsMaryland

Cordova is a small unincorporated community in Talbot County, Maryland, with an estimated population of around 600 people. The population is predominantly White (about 85%), with African American residents making up roughly 10%, and other races/ethnicities accounting for the remainder. The median age is approximately 43 years, and gender distribution is nearly even, with 51% female and 49% male. The community has a mix of families and seniors, reflecting its rural character.

Cordova, a small community in Talbot County, MD, features a median home value of about $310,000 in 2024, with over 75% homeownership. Rental options are limited, with median monthly rents around $1,500. Housing primarily consists of single-family homes, with some historic properties and rural estates. Cordova neighborhoods remain mostly quiet and residential, appealing to families and retirees. Property values have shown modest appreciation, rising approximately 3% annually. Real estate taxes average 0.99% of assessed home value, adding approximately $3,069 yearly for a typical property. The market remains stable, with slow but steady growth.

Cordova, a small community in Talbot County, MD, does not have its own high schools or colleges; local students typically attend Easton High School (public, 1,200+ students, 4/10 GreatSchools score, 85% graduation rate) in nearby Easton. Bachelor’s degree attainment in the area is approximately 25%. Talbot County Public Schools offer adult education and CTE programs. School safety initiatives follow Maryland standards, with low reported incidents. There are no higher education institutions directly in Cordova; residents commonly access Chesapeake College (20 miles away) for post-secondary and workforce training.

Cordova, an unincorporated community near Talbot, MD, primarily relies on private vehicles for transportation—over 90% of residents commute by car, with average commute times around 27 minutes. Public transit usage is minimal, under 1%, due to limited regional bus service. Most households own two or more vehicles. The area is served by Maryland Route 309 and local roads, with no dedicated rail or metro connections. Major employment hubs include Easton, located 10 miles southeast, and Cambridge. Transportation infrastructure is tailored to vehicular traffic, reflecting the community’s rural character and dispersed population.

Cordova, in Talbot County, MD, lacks a hospital within the town; residents rely on University of Maryland Shore Medical Center in Easton, about 10 miles away. Local primary care and urgent clinics serve basic needs, but specialty care access is limited. Talbot County's uninsured rate is 6.5%, lower than Maryland’s average. The county’s population skews older (median age 52), with common health issues including hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease. There are approximately 1.8 primary care physicians per 1,000 residents. Medicaid and Medicare cover nearly 40% of residents, reflecting the aging demographic and low-income populations.