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Population: 93,000 Today, Fall River’s economy is fed by a number of diverse industries, including textile and garment manufacturing, chemical businesses, electrical and food products, and tourism. The USS Massachusetts is the centerpiece of the World War II memorial known as Battleship Cove, and the waterfront area also boasts the oldest working carousel in the country and the Marine Museum at Fall River, home of an extensive Titanic exhibit.
About an hour’s drive South of Boston and twenty minutes East of Providence, Fall River offers rich ethnic diversity, interesting waterfront areas, Historical points of interest, the largest factory outlet district in New England, and easy access to major highways and shopping malls.
If you’re looking to move to Fall River or one of the surrounding towns, you will find a broad range of single and multi-family homes on the market.
