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Rhode Island, known as the Ocean State, is centrally located between the major Eastern seaboard hubs of New York and Boston. Rhode Island has a temperate climate, allowing for full manifestation of the four seasons. The warmest months of the year are April through October. The state flower is the violet and the state tree is the red maple. Rhode Island s government consists of the general assembly, governor and judiciary. The state has several well-known colleges and universities including Brown University and the University of Rhode Island. Major industries include nursery stock, eggs, machinery, ship and boat building and tourism. Rhode Island has a population of more than 1 million and became the 13th state in 1790. The capital city is Providence.

State of Rhode Island dem Offices in Providence, RI, is a government agency that serves the residents of Rhode Island by overseeing environmental management and protection initiatives. The agency is responsible for regulating and enforcing environmental laws and policies to ensure the well-being of the state's natural resources. With a focus on sustainability and conservation, State of Rhode Island dem Offices works to promote environmental awareness and compliance through education, outreach, and enforcement efforts. The agency collaborates with stakeholders and communities to address environmental challenges and promote a healthy and thriving environment for all Rhode Islanders. Generated from their business information

The Rhode Island Department of Transportation (RIDOT) is responsible for the design, construction, and maintenance of the state's surface transportation system, which includes roads, bridges, and various transit initiatives. Through programs like RhodeWorks, RIDOT aims to stimulate economic growth by modernizing infrastructure and ensuring safe and efficient travel for all commuters. Generated from the website