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Silver Lake!
Silver Lake is in Providence County. Living in Silver Lake offers residents an urban suburban mix feel and most residents own their homes. In Silver Lake there are a lot of bars, restaurants, coffee shops, and parks. Many families live in Silver Lake and residents tend to be liberal.
Olneyville!
Through the mid-19th century, Olneyville developed as a railroad junction and a mill district, with lots of work available. This helped attract many immigrants from overseas, including Guatemalans, Mexicans, Irish, Italians, Dominicans, Africans, Chinese, Vietnamese, and many others.
Barrington!
Barrington, Rhode Island, (population 16,500), is a coastal suburban town, located on two peninsulas extending into Narragansett Bay. The town's character owes much to its rolling terrain and coastal landscape. In the early 17th century, the land known as Sowams and Pokanoket was the territory of the Wampanoag Indians.
Glocester!
Glocester is basically a rural community, dotted throughout by lakes and ponds. Several of these bodies of water are part of the Providence Water Supply System. Much of the northern portion of the town is set aside as state-owned parks and forests.
Burrillville!
Burrillville (population 15,796) was established in 1730 and grew in the 1800s to be the largest producer of woolen goods in Rhode Island. The mills shaped the settlement of the town, which is comprised of eight village centers that developed around the mill complexes.
Davisville!
Davisville, Rhode Island is the original home of the US Navy Seabees. The Seabees are the Construction Forces of the US Navy. It was here that these “Fighting ~ Builders” were first trained and formed. The famous Quonset Huts used all over the world were designed, tested and built here.
Cranston!
Cranston became a city in 1910. Today, Cranston is Rhode Island's third largest city, with a population of around 80,000. It is a major industrial center but retains much of the charm of its rural and seacoast origins. Densely populated in its eastern sector, Cranston is still largely rural in the west.
Pawtucket!
“The birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution, Pawtucket is poised to undergo a 21st century evolution into Rhode Island's premier arts and cultural destination, an ideal community to live, work, play, start a business and raise a family.” Visit the Mayor's office page. Mayor Donald R. Grebien.
Woonsocket!
What is Woonsocket RI famous for?
Woonsocket is known for some of its popular attractions, which include: St. Ann Arts and Cultural Center. Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre & Conservatory.
West Greenwich!
What is West Greenwich, RI known for?
West Greenwich is known for some of its popular attractions, which include: Mishnock Barn. Leyden Farm Vineyard and Winery. Stepping Stone Ranch.
Coventry!
Coventry is Rhode Island's largest town with an area of 65 square miles. Purchased from the Narragansett Indian Tribe the area is steeped in history. Coventry's most well-known citizen, General Nathanael Greene, was the youngest second-in-command to General George Washington during the Revolutionary War.
Bristol County
has 18,921 properties. They have 1,780 square feet of living area, 3 bedrooms, 2.3 bathrooms, and a lot size of 0.23 acres. Properties here have a median year built of 1960, an estimate of $538,407, and a price per square foot of $334.
Kent County
has 68,536 properties. They have 1,341 square feet of living area, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a lot size of 0.23 acres. Properties here have a median year built of 1963, an estimate of $365,945, and a price per square foot of $284.
Newport County
has 38,447 properties. They have 1,656 square feet of living area, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a lot size of 0.31 acres. Properties here have a median year built of 1964, an estimate of $673,736, and a price per square foot of $418.
Providence County
has 198,739 properties. They have 1,590 square feet of living area, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a lot size of 0.16 acres. Properties here have a median year built of 1953, an estimate of $378,208, and a price per square foot of $263.
Washington County
has 65,766 properties. They have 1,620 square feet of living area, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a lot size of 0.51 acres. Properties here have a median year built of 1978, an estimate of $576,620, and a price per square foot of $349.
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Cities in Rhode Island
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RI Providence, RI Smithfield, RI Tiverton, RI Wakefield, RI Warren, RI Warwick, RI West Greenwich, RI West Warwick, RI Westerly, RI Woonsocket, RI
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Providence, Warwick, Cranston, Pawtucket, East Providence, Woonsocket, Coventry, Cumberland, North Providence, South Kingstown Ashaway, RI Barrington, RI Bradford, RI Bristol, RI Central Falls, RI Charlestown, RI Coventry
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RI Cranston, RI Cumberland, RI East Greenwich, RI East Providence, RI Exeter, RI Foster, RI Greenville, RI Harrisville, RI Hope Valley, RI Hopkinton, RI Jamestown, RI Johnston, RI Kingston, RI Lincoln, RI Little Compton,
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Middletown, RI Narragansett, RI Newport, RI North Kingstown, RI North Providence, RI North Smithfield, RI Pascoag, RI Pawtucket, RI Portsmouth,
