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Overview of Rhode Island's geography and location
Map of Rhode Island
Rhode Island, located in the
New England region of the United States, is the smallest state by area,
covering only 1,214 square miles(Geography Facts: Rhode Island, ). It is
situated in the northeastern part of the country, bordered to the north and
east by Massachusetts, to the south by Rhode Island Sound and Block Island
Sound of the Atlantic Ocean, and to the west by Connecticut(Rhode Island,
). The state capital of Rhode Island is Providence, which is located in
the eastern part of the state(Map of the State of Rhode Island, USA, ).
Rhode Island map
Rhode Island is surrounded by
several bodies of water, including Narragansett Bay, Rhode Island Sound, and
the Atlantic Ocean(Rhode Island: Facts, Map and State Symbols, ). It
also shares a water border with New York to the south. These bodies of water
have played a significant role in the state's history and economy, with
fishing and maritime industries being important parts of Rhode Island's
heritage. The state's physical features are diverse, with rolling hills,
coastal plains, and numerous rivers and streams(Rhode Island Maps & Facts,
).
Map of Rhode Island
Rhode Island is home to
several notable landmarks and topographical features, including Block
Island, which is located just south of the mainland and is a popular tourist
destination(Rhode Island Maps & Facts, ). The state is also known for
its historic lighthouses, such as the Beavertail Lighthouse in Jamestown and
the Point Judith Lighthouse in Narragansett(Rhode Island State Map - Places
and Landmarks, ). Additionally, Rhode Island has a varied topography,
with the highest point being Jerimoth Hill, which stands at only 812 feet
above sea level(Rhode Island Elevation - Overview, ). The state also has
numerous parks and recreational areas, including the Roger Williams National
Memorial and the Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor(Map of
Rhode Island, ). |
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Detailed look at Rhode Island's cities and towns
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Providence, the capital city
of Rhode Island, is a vibrant and bustling city with a rich history and
culture(Providence, RI Map & Directions, ). The city's small footprint
is crisscrossed by seemingly erratic streets, adding to its unique charm.
Visitors can explore the city's many museums, such as the Rhode Island
School of Design Museum and the Museum of Natural History and Planetarium.
The city is also home to numerous restaurants, cafes, and shops, making it
an ideal destination for foodies and shoppers alike(Providence, RI, Travel
Guide and Information, ). Visitors can plan their trip to Providence
with the help of Rhode Island maps and driving directions available from the
official source(Providence, RI Map, ).
Newport, located on the picturesque coastline of Rhode Island, is a popular
tourist destination known for its spectacular coastal scenery and
awe-inspiring architecture(Newport, Rhode Island: What to See & Do - Google
My Maps, ). Visitors can explore the city's many historic landmarks,
such as the Newport Mansions and the International Tennis Hall of Fame. The
city is also home to a thriving waterfront downtown, offering a variety of
restaurants, shops, and galleries. Visitors can use an interactive map of
Newport to explore the city with ease(Newport Rhode Island Map, ). From
its historic landmarks to its beautiful beaches, Newport offers a wide
variety of captivating activities and attractions(Newport, RI, Travel Guide
and Information, )(Newport, RI Street Map, ).
Rhode Island map
Warwick, the second-largest
city in Rhode Island, is located in Kent County(Warwick, RI Map &
Directions, ). The city offers a variety of resources, including Warwick
GIS Mapping and current FEMA issued flood maps(GIS, Maps & Graphs, ).
Visitors can explore the city's many attractions, such as the Warwick Museum
of Art and the Warwick Neck Lighthouse. Detailed street and road maps of
Warwick are available online, along with local advertising
opportunities(Warwick, RI Street Map, ). For the convenience of
Warwick's residents and affiliates, online resources of Warwick's ward and
district maps are also available(Warwick Ward Maps, ). Warwick is an
ideal destination for those looking to explore the beauty and charm of Rhode
Island(Warwick (Rhode Island), ). |
Rhode Island's attractions and points of interest
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Rhode Island is known for
its beautiful beaches and coastal attractions(Coastal Rhode Island -
Scenic Drives, ). Some of the best beaches in the state include
Misquamicut State Beach, East Beach, and Watch Hill Beach(Beaches in
South County, Rhode Island - Google My Maps, ). Misquamicut State
Beach is a two-mile-long stretch of sand with plenty of amenities,
including lifeguards, restrooms, and concessions. East Beach, located in
Watch Hill, is a quiet and secluded beach with calm waters, making it
perfect for families with young children. Rhode Island's coastal
attractions also include lighthouses, such as the historic North Light
at Cow Cove and the Watch Hill Lighthouse. Visitors can enjoy scenic
views and learn about the state's maritime history.
Rhode Island has a rich history, and there are many historical sites and
museums to explore(Rhode Island Historical Sites, ). Some of the top
historical sites include Slater Mill, the birthplace of the American
Industrial Revolution, and Fort Adams, a military fortification that
played a significant role in the defense of the United States. Visitors
can also explore the Lippitt House Museum, a beautifully preserved
Victorian mansion, and the Gilbert Stuart Museum, the birthplace of the
famous portrait painter. The state's official travel resource provides a
directory of historic sites, attractions, and museums(Providence
Historic Sites, ), and a map of New England museums and historical
sites(Map of New England museums and historical sites, ) can help
visitors plan their itinerary.
Map of Rhode Island
Rhode Island offers a
variety of outdoor activities and recreational opportunities(Rhode
Island Outdoor Activities, ). The state has an extensive network of
bike paths, including the East Bay Bike Path, which runs along the coast
from Bristol to Providence. Visitors can also explore the state's many
parks, such as Beavertail State Park, which offers stunning ocean views
and hiking trails. Birdwatchers can head to the Audubon Society of Rhode
Island, where they can spot a variety of bird species. The state's
interactive map of hiking areas(Recreation – Rhode Island Woods, )
and map of put-ins and boat ramps(ExploreRI Trailhead Mapper, ) can
help visitors plan their outdoor adventures. Additionally, the Rhode
Island Division of Parks and Recreation provides grant opportunities and
a statewide comprehensive outdoor recreation plan(Ocean State Outdoors,
) to support and promote outdoor activities in the state. |
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Map of Rhode Island USA
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