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Warren River

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SwanseaBarringtonWarrenNarragansett Bay
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Barrington River
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Palmer RiverU.S.Rhode Island
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Warren River

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Avg. degree1.86
Density0.142857
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warren river palmer mw-parser-output display none sowams rhode island flows barrington border narragansett bay cite geo-default geo-dms geo-dec inline geo-nondefault

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