Rhode Island: Time Zones, Counties, Cities & Map

Rhode Island uses Eastern Time.

Rhode Island in the United States
Eastern TimeUTC-05:00 in January; UTC-04:00 in JulyAll of Rhode IslandAmerica/New_York
ProvidenceCranstonWarwickPawtucket
Rhode Island and its counties (simplified outlines). Open in OpenStreetMap ↗
Resident population, July 2025
1,114,521
Land area
1,034 sq mi (2,678 km²)
Water area
511 sq mi (1,324 km²)
State FIPS code
44
Coordinates (central point)
41.596485, -71.526490

These coordinates mark a central point for the area, not a street address.

Metro and micro areas in Rhode Island, largest first

1 metro area has a county in Rhode Island. One crosses into another state; its population is for the whole area. Populations are July 2025 estimates.

  1. Providence-Warwick, RI-MA Metro Area1,708,161 people

Every metro and micro area in the US

Largest towns in Rhode Island

  1. Town of Cumberland, Providence County36,820 people
  2. Town of Coventry, Kent County35,907 people
  3. Town of North Providence, Providence County34,293 people
  4. Town of South Kingstown, Washington County32,073 people
  5. Town of West Warwick, Kent County31,173 people
  6. Town of Johnston, Providence County29,835 people
  7. Town of North Kingstown, Washington County27,859 people
  8. Town of Westerly, Washington County23,333 people
  9. Town of Lincoln, Providence County22,864 people
  10. Town of Smithfield, Providence County22,233 people
  11. Town of Bristol, Bristol County22,220 people
  12. Town of Portsmouth, Newport County17,644 people

All 31 towns in Rhode Island, by county

Tribal areas in Rhode Island, largest first

  1. Narragansett Reservation0 people

American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian areas as the Census Bureau maps them, with at least 2% of their area here, water included. These lines don’t decide membership, jurisdiction or land status.

Counties and equivalents, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Providence County, Rhode Island678,179 people
  2. Kent County, Rhode Island173,495 people
  3. Washington County, Rhode Island129,795 people
  4. Newport County, Rhode Island83,051 people
  5. Bristol County, Rhode Island50,001 people

Cities, towns and communities, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. Providence, Rhode Island (city)191,767 people
  2. Cranston, Rhode Island (city)83,250 people
  3. Warwick, Rhode Island (city)83,175 people
  4. Pawtucket, Rhode Island (city)75,893 people
  5. East Providence, Rhode Island (city)47,281 people
  6. Woonsocket, Rhode Island (city)43,521 people
  7. Newport, Rhode Island (city)24,874 people
  8. Central Falls, Rhode Island (city)22,701 people
  9. Westerly, Rhode Island (CDP)18,411 people
  10. Valley Falls, Rhode Island (CDP)12,657 people
  11. Newport East, Rhode Island (CDP)11,069 people
  12. Wakefield-Peace Dale, Rhode Island (CDP)9,302 people
All 36
  1. Cumberland Hill, Rhode Island (CDP)8,648 people
  2. Greenville, Rhode Island (CDP)8,296 people
  3. Tiverton, Rhode Island (CDP)8,091 people
  4. Kingston, Rhode Island (CDP)7,332 people
  5. Pascoag, Rhode Island (CDP)4,410 people
  6. Narragansett Pier, Rhode Island (CDP)3,167 people
  7. Hope Valley, Rhode Island (CDP)2,297 people
  8. Chepachet, Rhode Island (CDP)1,923 people
  9. Harrisville, Rhode Island (CDP)1,767 people
  10. Ashaway, Rhode Island (CDP)1,722 people
  11. Melville, Rhode Island (CDP)1,631 people
  12. Bradford, Rhode Island (CDP)1,511 people
  13. Charlestown, Rhode Island (CDP)1,499 people
  14. Carolina, Rhode Island (CDP)1,048 people
  15. Harmony, Rhode Island (CDP)1,006 people
  16. Greene, Rhode Island (CDP)962 people
  17. Quonochontaug, Rhode Island (CDP)610 people
  18. Weekapaug, Rhode Island (CDP)541 people

See all 36 cities, towns and communities in Rhode Island, largest first

ZIP Code areas, largest first

These areas overlap the mapped boundary; an overlap does not mean that every address belongs to both.

  1. ZIP 0286047,818 people
  2. ZIP 0290946,014 people
  3. ZIP 0289543,521 people
  4. ZIP 0290839,500 people
  5. ZIP 0292037,155 people
  6. ZIP 0286436,820 people
  7. ZIP 0281633,298 people
  8. ZIP 0290432,531 people
  9. ZIP 0290731,461 people
  10. ZIP 0288631,293 people
  11. ZIP 0289331,173 people
  12. ZIP 0291929,802 people
All 81
  1. ZIP 0286128,124 people
  2. ZIP 0288927,516 people
  3. ZIP 0290626,380 people
  4. ZIP 0290525,012 people
  5. ZIP 0291023,499 people
  6. ZIP 0284023,448 people
  7. ZIP 0285223,406 people
  8. ZIP 0286322,701 people
  9. ZIP 0280922,220 people
  10. ZIP 0291421,834 people
  11. ZIP 0287921,802 people
  12. ZIP 0289121,587 people
  13. ZIP 0281819,786 people
  14. ZIP 0288819,134 people
  15. ZIP 0286518,447 people
  16. ZIP 0287117,488 people
  17. ZIP 0280617,126 people
  18. ZIP 0284216,832 people

See all 81 ZIP Code areas in Rhode Island, largest first

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