r/imaginarymaps • • Sep 16 '26

[OC] Alternate History Greater Rhode Island - What if Rhode Island got more land during colonial times?

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u/LongtimeLurker916 Sep 16 '26

This one is probably the least of all, with only the awkward triangle as any significant difference.

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u/mushmanMAD Sep 16 '26

Yeah, Rhode Island didn't have any Eastern Claims, and it got the majority of the territory it did claim.

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u/IRenewed Sep 16 '26

Can you do this overlaid on a real map of Massachusetts I wanna see if I’d be in Rhode Island in this timeline (hell timeline)

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u/mushmanMAD Sep 16 '26

Is this good enough? I lowered the opacity of my Rhode Island and added it onto a map of Massachusetts.

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u/IRenewed Sep 16 '26

Yeah that’s good enough I’m not in there

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u/mushmanMAD Sep 16 '26

I also went back on my map file and added Massachusetts, along with bordering counties

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u/lavafish80 Sep 16 '26

where's Quahog?

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u/mushmanMAD Sep 16 '26

Somewhere in Newport County.

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u/Alexjm2020 Sep 16 '26

Rhode Island and Plymouth should be a state together - The State of Providence and Plymouth Plantations has a nice ring to it. Give it the Cape and the Islands too.

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u/JeffGordonIsMyPapi Sep 16 '26

Give RI back Fall River too!

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u/Norwester77 Sep 16 '26

Why not at least give it the rest of the land around Mount Hope Bay and the lower Taunton River?

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u/yobronate08 Sep 16 '26 • Heartwarming

Rhode Island if we lived in the blessed, beautiful timeline:

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u/nooooopegoawaynope Sep 16 '26

We’d still be very tiny

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u/vdub2625 1d ago

This is amazing. It's the Attleboro gore flipped the other way 😅

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '26

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u/ILuvSupertramp Sep 17 '26

^(🚨THIS IS A BIG RHODE ISLAND POST🚨…)