Culiseta impatiens is reported for the first time from Maryland. Collections from the southwestern border of Fort George G. Meade extend the range of this species over 400 km farther south than previous records. Multiple collections from 4 separate traps during 2 years indicate a population of Cs. impatiens is probably established in the collection area.
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