2015 Map of Prudence Island

About this map

Prudence Island sits at the center of this coastal landscape, flanked by the waters of Narragansett Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. To the north, the small settlements of Homestead and Prudence Park anchor the island, while to the east, the mainland portion of Aquidneck Island shows a more dense pattern of habitation. Here, the town of Portsmouth and the community of Middletown are connected by a network of local roads and larger landmarks such as the Newport State Airport. This survey captures the region's balance between residential growth and its longstanding maritime and agricultural roots, evidenced by features like the Lawton Valley Reservoir and numerous local hills such as Quaker Hill and Slate Hill. To the south, the northern reaches of Newport appear with prominent landmarks like Miantonomi Hill and the approach to the Newport Toll Bridge, illustrating the vital transportation links that connect these island communities.