Washington County Courthouse,Kingston,R.I.,Rhode Island

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Washington County, commonly known colloquially as South County, is a county located in the southwestern part of the U.S. state of Rhode Island. Washington County borders Kent County to the north, New London County in Connecticut to the west, Suffolk County in New York to the southwest, the Atlantic Ocean to the south, and Newport County, Rhode Island, to the east. As of 2010, the population was 126,979.

Formed as King's County in 1729 from the southern portion of Providence County, its name was changed to Washington County in 1781.

Rhode Island counties, including Washington County, have only judicial functions.

Block Island National Wildlife Refuge
John H. Chafee National Wildlife Refuge
Ninigret National Wildlife Refuge
Trustom Pond National Wildlife Refuge

The region of southern Rhode Island that encompasses modern-day Washington County was the subject of conflicting land claims by the late 1650s. The English colonies of Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut and Rhode Island as well as two different land companies claimed jurisdiction and title. In 1664 a royal commission under Charles II stepped in to adjudicate these conflicting land claims over the so-called Narragansett Country. The commission extinguished the claims of Massachusetts, and Rhode Island was granted jurisdiction until the commission finished processing Connecticut's appeals, which were not ended until 1726. Settlements of King's Province were named to reflect the English Restoration (like Charleston County, South Carolina), because King Charles II of England also finalized Rhode Island's charter.

Charlestown
Exeter
Hopkinton
Ashaway (a village of Hopkinton)
Hope Valley (a village of Hopkinton)
Narragansett
Gallilee (a village of Narragansett)
Narragansett Pier (a village of Narragansett)
New Shoreham (coextensive with Block Island)
North Kingstown
Wickford (a village of North Kingstown)
Saunderstown (a village of North Kingstown)
Richmond
Kenyon (a village of Richmond)
Shannock (a village of Richmond)
Usquepaug (a village of Richmond)
Wyoming (a village of Richmond)
South Kingstown
Kingston (a village of South Kingstown)
Peacedale (a village of South Kingstown)
Wakefield (a village of South Kingstown)
Westerly
Bradford (a village of Westerly)
Watch Hill (a village of Westerly)