Chambersburg Pike

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Chambersburg Pike is a historic road in Pennsylvania that played a key role as an approach route during the Battle of Gettysburg in the American Civil War.

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Chambersburg Pike canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic road
road in Pennsylvania
transportation route
approachDirection west of Gettysburg
associatedWith Civil War battlefield tourism
Gettysburg National Military Park
connects Chambersburg, Pennsylvania
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
country United States
crosses Willoughby Run
currentUse modern vehicular road
hasHistoricalSignificance Civil War military logistics
Confederate advance into Pennsylvania
hasRoadType turnpike (historic)
historicalPeriod American Civil War
locatedIn Adams County, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
near Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg
McPherson Ridge
Seminary Ridge
partOf road network around Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
roleIn opening movements of the Battle of Gettysburg
significantEvent Battle of Gettysburg
usedAs approach route to Gettysburg
usedBy Confederate Army of Northern Virginia
Union Army of the Potomac
linked to: Army of the Potomac

Union I Corps
Union cavalry under John Buford
troops under General A. P. Hill
troops under General Henry Heth
troops under General Robert E. Lee
usedDuring Battle of Gettysburg

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McPherson Ridge hasRoad Chambersburg Pike
McPherson Barn locatedNear Chambersburg Pike
Willoughby Run near Chambersburg Pike