Sevenmile River (Tenmile River tributary) facts for kids

The Sevenmile River is a small river in the U.S. states of Massachusetts and Rhode Island. It flows for about 9.8 miles (15.8 kilometers). This river is an important part of the local environment.

The Sevenmile River

Where Does It Flow?

The Sevenmile River begins in Plainville, Massachusetts. It starts at a pond near Peck Street. This pond is close to the town of North Attleborough.

From its start, the river flows south. It travels through North Attleborough. Then it goes into Attleborough. Finally, the river reaches Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Here, it joins another river called the Ten Mile River. The Ten Mile River then flows into the Seekonk River.

Many roads and highways cross over the Sevenmile River. These crossings help people travel around the area.

Other Streams That Join It

A tributary is a smaller stream or river. It flows into a larger river. The Sevenmile River has several tributaries. These smaller streams add water to the main river.

Here are some of the streams that join the Sevenmile River:

• Hoppin Hill Brook
• Four Mile Brook
• Two Mile Brook
• Tannery River
• Sweedens Swamp Brook

These brooks and rivers help make the Sevenmile River bigger.