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Rhode Island


Goal 8: Maps and Gazetteers


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Goal 8: Learn about Rhode Island maps and gazetteers.


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ALearn about Rhode Island maps and gazetteers.


Summary
  1. Learn about Rhode Island maps in these articles.

    FS—Wiki: Rhode Island Maps
    AC—Wiki: Rhode_Island Maps

  2. Learn about Rhode Island gazetteers in this FamilySearch Wiki article.

    FS—Wiki: Rhode Island Gazetteers

  3. Explore FamilySearch Places to learn about place names in Rhode Island.
  4. Access interactive maps and atlases of Rhode Island on the MapsofUS site.
  5. Find Rhode Island towns and communities on the RoadsideThoughts site.

B Explore Rhode Island maps and gazetteers.


  1. Explore the David Rumsey collection of Rhode Island maps.
  2. Explore the Perry-Castaneda site for maps of Rhode Island.
  3. Explore historical Rhode Island maps on the Historic Map Works site.
  4. Explore the Old Maps Online site for Rhode Island maps.
  5. Explore the Old Maps of Rhode Island on the Wikipedia site.
  6. Explore Sanborn Insurance Maps in the Library of Congress.
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Rhode Island Counties

Name = FamilySearch; A = Ancestry; L = Linkpendium; G = Genealogy Inc; U = USGenWeb


Click here for a printable map of counties.