Description

Anchored at the heart of Narragansett Bay, Prudence Island, Rhode Island, stands as the third-largest island in the region. Home to just over one hundred year-round residents, the 7-square-mile island is only accessible by ferry. In summer, the population grows to over one thousand. Despite its size and location, the island has resisted development since the early 20th century. Today, over 60% is protected by the National Estuarine Research Reserve System and the Prudence Island Conservancy.

Map Details

This map is a 24×36 in page size, printed on matte 200 gsm paper.