
Durfee Hill, standing as the highest point in Rhode Island, anchors the southwestern corner of this survey conducted by J. W. Somers and D. G. Shrefler during the early 1940s. The landscape of Burrillville and Glocester is defined by an intricate network of mill-era water systems and transport corridors, including the New York New Haven and Hartford RR serving industrial villages like Pascoag, Harrisville, and Oakland.
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