Rehobeth is a historic town in Massachusetts, founded in 1643. The population is estimated to be 12,502 as of the 2020 Census. Rehobeth City is primarily a rural community, encompassing portions of East Providence, Rhode Island, and Seekonk, Massachusetts. In the early years, the town encompassed the towns of Barrington, Somerset, Pawtucket, and Cumberland. In addition to serving Rehobeth City, the town also served Providence, Fall River, and Taunton.
The city is home to a variety of beach activities and attractions. It is also known as the "Summer Capital" of the United States. The city's population is currently 1,636; up from about 1,488 in the 2000 census. The town's population is over 25,000 in the warm months, which contributes to its name. Those who are interested in learning more about Rehobeth Beach should consider the town's history and current population.
Every year, Rehobeth's population is compiled using a census form. These forms are pre-printed with preprinted information, but if you don't have the census form yet, you can download a blank version below. Simply fill out the form with the necessary information and return via email or regular mail. The town's Town Clerk's office will then mail or email it to you.
The city's overall population is very diverse. The population of the black, hispanic, and white races is below the state average. The number of college students is significantly higher than the state average and the percentage of institutionalized residents is above the national average. The median age is 39. Males outnumber females by 99.2. Despite these demographics, Rehobeth City is a prosperous town.