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Here’s a sweet map of 70 tech firms in Baltimore city

Here's a friendly neighborhood map listing just some of the tech and creative firms based in Baltimore city.

On the map. (Baltimore map via Shutterstock)
Let’s stop the worrying right now. Baltimore city has its own network of growing innovation clusters.

That doesn’t take anything away from the county or the rest of Maryland or the broader mid-Atlantic region, for that matter. It’s just that it needs to be said that Baltimore’s old urban core is having a revival — and technology, creative and web businesses are playing a real role.
That’s why, with the help of the Downtown Partnership, you can find on the back cover of the Baltimore Innovation Week print magazine this map highlighting some 70 such businesses that are taking root in familiar neighborhoods.
You can get a copy and visit a couple stops on the map at next week’s Innovation Crawl, which comes just before our huge kickoff festival for the fourth annual Baltimore Innovation Week.
Click here to see a larger PDF version.

Shall we take stock?
Here’s who’s who:
Hollins Market

Hampden/Homewood

Station North

  • Baltimore Design School
  • Baltimore Node
  • Code in the Schools
  • Impact Hub
  • MICA
  • Section1
  • SparkyPants
  • University of Baltimore
  • Wham City Lights

Mount Vernon

Inner Harbor

  • Camden Partners
  • CyberPoint
  • Deep Run Security
  • Dream It Ventures
  • Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore
  • Exit10 Advertising
  • Gemstone/Terbium Labs
  • IMET
  • Maryland Science Center
  • Mission Tix
  • PaRaBal Inc.
  • Power Plant Live!
  • Avhana Health
  • Staq
  • Spark! Coworking
  • Tissue Analytics
  • Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
  • The Canton Group
  • PlanIt
  • R2integrated

Charles Center

  • Abell Foundation
  • CyberSpa
  • Downtown Partnership
  • Greater Baltimore Committee
  • StarChapter

Highlandtown

Federal Hill

Canton

Fells Point

Locust Point

  • City Garage
  • Mindgrub
  • Under Armour
  • Videology
Update: It's no surprise that we missed some great companies when compiling this list. To be clear, the goal was to only list a representative array and we focused only on companies with their own offices (so, no, not all the companies inside the Emerging Technology Centers or Betamore, for example), but still there were some we missed that we particularly regret. We’ve updated the list below, though the map remains the same. (10/28/15, 12:03 p.m.)
Companies: Mindgrub / Fixt / The Agora / Kinglet / Avhana Health / Section1 / Institute of Marine and Environmental Technology (IMET) / Everseat / What Works Studio / Baltimore Under Ground Science Space (BUGSS) / MissionTix / Baltimore Museum of Art / Emergent BioSolutions / Baltimore City Robotics Center / Camden Partners / Staq / Code in the Schools / Wham City Lights / Baltimore Foundery / Fastspot / University of Baltimore / University of Maryland BioPark / Under Armour / Advertising.com / CyberPoint International / Downtown Partnership of Baltimore / Economic Alliance of Greater Baltimore / Emerging Technology Centers (ETC Baltimore) / Greater Baltimore Committee / Groove / Maryland Institute College of Art / OrderUp / Pure Bang Games / RedOwl Analytics / SmartLogic / SocialToaster / Abell Foundation / Millennial Media / 410 Labs / Parking Panda / Betamore / DreamIt Ventures

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