Maryland FBA Warehouses

Amazon FBA Warehouses in Maryland — 2026 State Guide

Maryland hosts 9+ Amazon facilities, serving the Baltimore-Washington DC corridor — one of the most affluent and densely populated metro areas in the US. Maryland's position between the Northeast megalopolis and the Mid-Atlantic, combined with the Port of Baltimore, makes it a key logistics market.

Key facilities

Baltimore Metro

• DCA1 (Sparrows Point, 855K sqft) — built on the former Bethlehem Steel site, one of the most historically significant industrial redevelopments in the US
• Additional Baltimore-area facilities

DC Suburbs

• Multiple facilities serve the Washington DC metro from Maryland's side, complementing Virginia's facilities across the Potomac.

What Maryland FBA sellers should know

1. Port of Baltimore — The port is a major East Coast vehicle and roll-on/roll-off hub, and is growing its container operations. The Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in 2024 temporarily disrupted port operations, but recovery and improvements continue.

2. Baltimore-Washington corridor — The I-95/BWI corridor connects Baltimore and Washington DC (40 miles apart), creating a combined metro of 10 million people.

3. DCA1 at Sparrows Point — This facility occupies the former site of Bethlehem Steel, once the world's largest steel plant. The industrial-to-logistics conversion reflects broader economic shifts in American manufacturing regions.

4. I-95 and I-695 congestion — Baltimore's beltway (I-695) and the I-95 corridor through Maryland are heavily congested, especially around the Fort McHenry and Baltimore Harbor tunnels.

5. Mid-Atlantic weather — Maryland experiences hot, humid summers and cold winters, with occasional Nor'easters bringing significant snow.

Last updated: March 14, 2026