2015 Map of Georgiaville

About this map

Woonsocket Hill and the numerous drumlins of northern Rhode Island define this landscape, where the Woonasquatucket River and Stillwater River once powered the region's industrial growth. The map illustrates a densely interconnected network of mill villages and residential clusters such as Forestdale, Slatersville, and Georgiaville, many of which developed around significant water features like Stillwater Reservoir and Georgiaville Pond. Modern institutions like Bryant Univ now occupy the terrain between older landmarks like the Union Cem and the P & W RR corridor. Local history is etched into the topography at sites like The Blunders and Wolf Hill, while the Capron Memorial Bridge serves as a modern crossing point in a region defined by its reliance on the local river valleys for both power and transit.