Crisfield, Maryland, is a small city located on the eastern shore of the state, known for its rich maritime history. It is situated on the Chesapeake Bay and is often referred to as the "Crab Capital of the World" due to its thriving seafood industry, particularly blue crabs. The city has a population of around 2,700 residents and offers a charming waterfront with picturesque views. Founded in the 19th century, Crisfield has a strong connection to the oyster and crabbing industries, which have shaped its economy and culture. The city hosts the annual Crisfield Crab Derby, celebrating its seafood heritage and attracting visitors. Crisfield also serves as a gateway to the nearby Smith Island, known for its unique culture and famous Smith Island cake.