
The Ten Mile River and Sevenmile River systems anchor this study of the industrial and residential corridors between Attleboro and Pawtucket in the 2020s. The landscape is dense with historical burial sites, ranging from the colonial-era Woodcock Cem to numerous private family plots like the Mann Family Burial Ground and the Sweet Family Burial Ground. These markers reflect centuries of settlement across Attleborough Town and its surrounding villages. In the north, the North-Attleboro National Fish Hatchery remains a significant federal footprint near the Bungay River. The modern transport network, dominated by the junction of I-95 and I-295, cuts through established neighborhoods such as Attleboro Falls and Dodgeville, illustrating the evolution from water-powered mill settlements to an interstate-connected suburban hub. Finer details include distinctive natural features like Sweedens Swamp and the elevated Walnut Grove Hill.
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