Rhode Island Ghost Towns

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ARNOLD

 

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AVONDALE, Washington County, Rhode Island

This small class E town is located on SH 1A, two miles south of Westerly in the far southwest corner of the state.

 

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BEACH POND CCC CAMP, Kent/Washington County, Rhode Island

In Beach Pond State Park, near where SH 165 exits the west side of the state.

 

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BELLEVILLE, Washington County, Rhode Island

A tiny town with a population around 100 on US 1, 11 miles south of Warwick and one mile southwest of Wickford.

 

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BRISTOL FERRY, Bristol/Newport County, Rhode Island

An old class D ferry landing that still has a few folks. It is located on the north end of Rhode Island (the Island), west of the Mt. Hope Bridge (SH 114), south of Bristol.

 

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BRISTOL FERRY PORT, Newport County, Rhode Island

Just east of the SH 114/Mt. Hope Bridge at north end of Rhode "Island", south of Bristol.

 

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BUTTS HILL FORT, Newport County, Rhode Island

Just north of Portsmouth, at junction of SH 138/24, on north end of the island that Newport is on.

 

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DURFEE HILL GOLD MINE, Providence County, Rhode Island

On Durfee Hill Road, north of Ponaganset Reservoir, four AIR miles southeast of West Gloucester.

 

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EAGLEVILLE, Newport County, Rhode Island

A declining class D rural community is 1.6 miles northeast of Tiverton, which is six miles south of Fall River, MA.