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• Jackson: Located in the Upper Cumberland region of Middle Tennessee. Gainesboro is the county seat.
• Fayette: Fayette County, located in the southwest corner of Tennessee, contains nine incorporated towns: Braden, Gallaway, LaGrange, Moscow, Oakland, Piperton, Rossville, Somerville and Williston.
• Slatersville: Village in the town of North Smithfield.
• Saunderstown: Village in North Kingstown.
• Richmond: Rural town in southern Rhode Island. Includes several villages, many of which are former mill (grain or cotton) towns. Villages included in whole or in part include Arcadia, Shannock, Kenyon, Hope Valley, Hillsdale, and Usquepaugh.
• Pascoag: Village in the town of Burrillville.
• North_Smithfield: Town on the northern border of the state of Rhode Island, in Providence County. Split off from Smithfield in 1871. Includes the villages of Forestdale and Slatersville.
• North_Kingstown: North Kingstown is a small town on the west side of Narragansett Bay. The town was incorporated in 1674. It includes nine villages, with the historic village of Wickford as the center of town and the seat of local government. Other villages include Davisville and Saunderstown. Quonset Point in North Kingstown was formerly the site of a naval base and is now the focus of industrial development.
• Manville: Manville is a village in the town of Lincoln, Rhode Island.
• Jamestown: Jamestown is a small town on Conanicut Island that is both a year round community and summer destination. It is only a mile from Newport, but was relatively isolated until bridges were built, in particular the Newport bridge in 1969. It has its own character.
• Hope: Village in the Town of Scituate.
• Greene: Village in the town of Coventry.
• Foster: Rural town in northwestern Rhode Island. 2000 population was 4,274.
  Villages located within Foster include: Hopkins Mills, Foster Center, Clayville, Moosup Valley, North Foster, and Mount Vernon.
• Exeter: Predominantly rural town in the inland portion of Washington County ("South County").
• Cumberland: The Town of Cumberland was one of five Rhode Island towns received from Massachusetts by Royal Decree. It is the 9th largest in population of Rhode Island's 39 cities and towns. The town was known as Attleboro Gore until 1746, when it was incorporated in Rhode Island as the Town of Cumberland, named in honor of William, the Duke of Cumberland.
  The town has a long industrial history. Early industry was centered around the abundant water power of the Blackstone and Abbott Run River and the mining of iron and copper.
• Coventry: Coventry is Rhode Island's largest town, with an area of 64.8 square miles.
  The town includes several old textile mill villages still known as Quidnick Village (the oldest), Anthony Village, Arkwright Village, Harris Village, Washington Village, Coventry Center Village, Summit Village, and Greene Village.
• Clayville: Village in the town of Foster.
• Chepachet: Village in the Town of Glocester.
• Charlestown: The Town of Charlestown is located on the southern coast of Rhode Island. The town is known for its beaches, and the annual population of 8,500 residents swells to over 45,000 during the summer months.
  Charlestown includes the lands of the Narragansett Tribe of Indians. Also included are portions of the villages of Carolina and Shannock, which span the boundary with the town of Richmond.
  Charlestown was originally known as "King's County," and was a part of the Town of Westerly, Rhode Island. "King's County" was split off and incorporated as the Town Of Charlestown on August 22, 1738. The town is in Washington County, known as "South County."
• Central_Falls: Small (in area) and densely populated incorporated city just west of Pawtucket, within the boundaries of the Town of Lincoln.
• Ashaway: Village in the town of Hopkinton.
  Ashaway has an interesting industrial history. One of the early trades in Ashaway was blacksmithing. The Ashaway Line & Twine Mfg. Co., a manufacturer of top quality sport fishing lines and products, placed the first commercial product made of nylon on the market on January 20, 1939, -- the Ashaway Nylon Bait Casting Line.
• South_Beach: South Beach is located on the south side of the Yaquina Bay. The Yaquina Bay Bridge (Highway 101) connects South Beach on the south end with Newport on the north end. South Beach isknown for its marina, Aquarium Village shops, and both the Hatfield Marine Science Center and the Aquarium are accessed through South Beach.