Maiford River

Maiford River

The Maiford River is a river in the U.S. state of Rhode Island. It flows approximately 1 km (0.6 mi). There are no dams along the river's length.

Contents

Course

The river rises from an unnamed pond north of Gardiner Pond in Middletown. From there, it flows due south along Hanging Rock Road to the Maidford River.

Crossings

Hanging Rock Road is the only crossing over the Maiford River due to its short length.

Tributaries

The Maiford River has no named or unnamed streams that feed it.

See also

  • List of rivers in Rhode Island

References

v · d · eRivers of Rhode Island
Abbott Run · Annaquatucket River · Ashaway River · Barrington River · Beaver River · Big River · Blackstone River · Branch River · Carr River · Chepachet River · Chipuxet River · Chockalog River · Clear River · Congdon River · Flat River (South Branch Pawtuxet) · Flat River (Wood) · Green Fall River · Hunt River · Kickamuit River · Maidford River · Maiford River · Maskerchugg River · Mattatuxet River · Mill River · Millers River · Mishnock River · Moosup River · Moshassuck River · Moswansicut River · Nipmuc River · Nooseneck River · North Branch Pawtuxet River · Palmer River · Pascoag River · Pawcatuck River · Pawtuxet River · Peters River · Pettaquamscutt River · Pine River · Pocasset River · Ponaganset River · Potowomut River · Providence River · Quaket River · Queen River · Runnins River · Sakonnet River · Saugatucket River · Seekonk River · Sevenmile River · South Branch Pawtuxet River · Stillwater River · Ten Mile River · Usquepaug River · Warren River · West River · Wood River · Wilde River · Woonasquatucket River


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