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Rhode Island - Wikipedia
Rhode Island is nicknamed "The Ocean State", and the nautical nature of Rhode Island's geography pervades its culture. Newport Harbor, in particular, holds many pleasure boats.

15 Best Places to Visit in Rhode Island - newenglandheritage.com
Discover the charming coastal towns, historic landmarks, and scenic beaches that make Rhode Island a must-visit destination in New England.

Visit Rhode Island | Coastal Beauty, History & Charm
Experience Rhode Island’s stunning coast, historic mansions, vibrant arts, and local flavors. Discover why the Ocean State is unforgettable.

Rhode Island Tourism Vacation Guide & Attractions - Visit Rhode Island
Rhode Island, the Ocean State, is loved for its many beaches, for the historic city of Newport, and for the up-and-coming capital city of Providence, rich with culture and interesting dining.

Rhode Island Maps & Facts - World Atlas
Rhode Island, nicknamed 'The Ocean State,' is located in the northeastern United States, within the New England region. Despite, the name, Rhode Island is not actually an island. It borders Massachusetts to the north and east, and Connecticut to the west.

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20 Top Things to Do in Rhode Island - U.S. News Travel
Rhode Island may be the smallest state in the U.S., but the Ocean State packs in a lot of attractions worth seeing, from its extravagant 20th-century mansions to secluded beaches to cultural...

Things to Do in Rhode Island | Attractions & Activities
Discover top things to do in Rhode Island. Explore beaches, bike trails, historic mansions, vibrant towns, and year-round adventures.

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Rhode Island was unique among the Thirteen British Colonies in having been founded by a refugee, Roger Williams, who fled religious persecution in the Massachusetts Bay Colony to establish a haven for religious liberty.