R.I. Gen. Laws § 2-4-7
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§ 2-4-7. Establishment of conservation districts.
Official statutory text
There are established, three (3) conservation districts as follows:
(1) All that portion known as Washington County and Kent County is incorporated into a district to be called the southern Rhode Island conservation district;
(2) All that portion known as Providence County is incorporated into a district to be called the northern Rhode Island conservation district;
(3) All that portion known as Newport County and Bristol County is incorporated into a district to be called the eastern Rhode Island conservation district.
(1) All that portion known as Washington County and Kent County is incorporated into a district to be called the southern Rhode Island conservation district;
(2) All that portion known as Providence County is incorporated into a district to be called the northern Rhode Island conservation district;
(3) All that portion known as Newport County and Bristol County is incorporated into a district to be called the eastern Rhode Island conservation district.
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