Ely’s Ford

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Ely’s Ford is a historic river crossing in Virginia that played a notable role in American Civil War troop movements and campaigns.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic location
historic river crossing
associatedWith Confederate Army
Union Army
category American Civil War site
river ford in the United States
country United States
crosses Rapidan River
hasAlternativeName Ely Ford
hasStrategicImportance crossing point over the Rapidan River
historicalRole approach route to battlefields in central Virginia
locatedIn Culpeper County, Virginia
United States
Virginia
locatedNear Orange County, Virginia
nearbyFeature Germanna Ford
Rapidan Station
United States Route 3
linked to: U.S. Route 3
partOf Rapidan River crossings
region Piedmont region of Virginia
significance facilitated movement between Union and Confederate operational areas north and south of the Rapidan River
state Virginia
timePeriodOfSignificance 1861–1865
usedDuring American Civil War
usedFor military campaigns
troop movements
usedInCampaign Chancellorsville Campaign
Mine Run Campaign
Overland Campaign

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Rapidan River hasCrossing Ely’s Ford