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Providence, Rhode Island in Providence County
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Also known as:
America's Renaissance City
Beehive of Industry
City motto: What Cheer?
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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Providence.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Providence county include:

Albion,   Allendale,   Arnold Mills,   Ashton,   Berkeley,   Bishop Heights,   Branch Village,   Bridgeton,   Burrillville,   Centerdale,   Central Falls,   Chepachet,   Cherry Valley,   Chopmist,   Clarkville,   Clayville,   Cranston,   Cumberland,   Cumberland Hill,   Diamond Hill,   East Providence,   East Providence Center,   Esmond,   Forestdale,   Foster,   Foster Center,   Fountain Spring,   Fruit Hill,   Gazzaville,   Geneva,   Georgiaville,   Glendale,   Glocester,   Graniteville,   Grants Mills,   Greenville,   Greystone,   Harmony,   Harrisville,   Hope,   Hughesdale,   Jackson,   Johnston,   Laurel Hill,   Lime Rock,   Lincoln,   Lippitt Estate,   Lonsdale,   Lymansville,   Manville,   Mapleville,   Marieville,   Mohegan,   Moosup Valley,   Nasonville,   North Foster,   North Providence,   North Scituate,   North Smithfield,   Oak Valley,   Oakland,   Pascoag,   Pawtucket,   Primrose,   Quinnville,   Round Top,   Rumford,   Saundersville,   Saylesville,   Saylesville Highlands,   Scituate,   Simmonsville,   Slatersville,   Smithfield,   South Foster,   Spragueville,   Spring Grove,   Stillwater,   Tarkiln,   Thornton,   Union Village,   Valley Falls,   Waterford,   Wescott Beach,   West Glocester,   West Greenville,   Whipple,   Woonsocket,  

 

Or have a look at other Rhode Island counties including:

Bristol,   Kent,   Newport,   Washington,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Providence, RI?
Then read on!

Providence was first settled in 1636 by English clergyman Roger Williams, who was seeking religious freedom. The city quickly became a center of trade and commerce due to its location at the head of the Providence River. During the colonial period, Providence played a key role in the American Revolution, providing ships and supplies to the Continental Army.

In the 19th century, Providence became a major center of manufacturing, with industries like textile mills and machine shops dominating the economy. The city also saw significant growth during this time, with a large influx of immigrants from Europe.

In the 20th century, Providence faced a number of challenges, including economic decline and population loss. However, in recent decades the city has experienced a resurgence, with major revitalization projects and new development transforming the downtown area. Today, Providence is known for its vibrant arts and culture scene, as well as its historic architecture and scenic waterfront.