Category:Fogland Point
English: Fogland Point in Tiverton, Rhode Island, is a roughly rectangular spit of granite-bedrocked land, 35 acres (14 ha) in size, which projects out into the Sakonnet River, a tidal inlet of the Atlantic Ocean. It is connected by Fogland Beach, a thin neck of land with a sandy beach on the south side, and Fogland cove, with a rocky beach, on the north side. Directly west of Fogland Point is Aquidneck Island – historically known as Rhode Island – on which are located the towns of Portsmouth, and Middleton and the city of Newport. Fogland Point, which is private property, has around 16 houses on it.
Media in category "Fogland Point"
The following 13 files are in this category, out of 13 total.
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Fogland cove view to Fogland Point.jpg 5,151 × 2,492; 2.49 MB
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Fogland cove.jpg 4,829 × 2,652; 2.49 MB
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Fogland Point from Glen Road, Portsmouth.jpg 4,031 × 1,875; 983 KB
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Fogland Point glacial conglomerate slice.jpg 5,152 × 3,864; 4.52 MB
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Fogland Point jumble 1.jpg 3,931 × 2,324; 3.23 MB
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Fogland Point jumble 2.jpg 3,861 × 3,023; 3.34 MB
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Fogland Point jumble 3.jpg 4,031 × 2,632; 3.01 MB
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Fogland Point jumble 4.jpg 4,884 × 2,428; 2.29 MB
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Fogland Point jumble 5.jpg 4,031 × 2,693; 3.9 MB
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Fogland Point jumble 6.jpg 3,871 × 2,706; 3.22 MB
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Houses on Fogland Point.jpg 5,151 × 3,009; 3.8 MB
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Sakonnet River panorama from Fogland Point.jpg 7,152 × 1,080; 1.11 MB
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Sakonnet River sunset, Fogland Point, Tiverton.jpg 3,866 × 2,283; 710 KB
