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A historic village at the northern end of Narragansett that extends into neighboring North Kingstown. Its coastal setting and historic character feel distinctly different from Narragansett’s open-ocean areas.

Set along the lower Pettaquamscutt, or Narrow River, South Ferry has a strong connection to the water and boating, with a setting tucked away from the town’s busier ocean beaches.

A well-known coastal residential area in northern Narragansett, positioned between Narragansett Bay and the Narrow River area. It offers a different coastal setting from the open-ocean neighborhoods farther south.

One of the town’s most recognizable areas, centered around Narragansett Town Beach, Ocean Road and The Towers. The Pier brings together historic architecture, oceanfront scenery and a village setting.

An oceanfront section of Narragansett centered around the Scarborough beach area and the southern stretch of Ocean Road, with its own identity between the Pier and Point Judith.

At Narragansett’s southern end, Point Judith is closely tied to the ocean, the Harbor of Refuge and the town’s maritime character. Residential settings vary as you move toward the lighthouse, Galilee and Point Judith Pond.

A working waterfront and an important part of Narragansett’s identity. The Port of Galilee is home to commercial fishing activity, restaurants, charter boats and ferry service to Block Island.

Reached from the Galilee side of Point Judith Pond, Great Island has a distinctive salt-pond setting surrounded by boating activity and water.

Across the Point Judith Pond breachway from Galilee, Jerusalem is a small coastal section reached from Succotash Road, with a close connection to the pond, fishing and the working waterfront across the channel.

The area associated with what is now Roger W. Wheeler State Beach, offering another distinct coastal setting along Narragansett’s southern shoreline and the protected waters near Point Judith Pond.

A smaller named area associated with the Point Judith Pond side of Narragansett and the waterways around Champlin Cove.

One of Narragansett’s smaller named areas in the northern part of town, near the Bonnet Shores area and Narragansett Bay.

A locally recognized northern coastal setting within the broader Narragansett community.