Chinn Ridge

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Chinn Ridge is a strategically significant rise of ground near Manassas, Virginia, remembered as a key defensive position during the First Battle of Bull Run in the American Civil War.

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Chinn Ridge canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battlefield terrain feature
geographical feature
battlefieldFunction Union defensive line
rear-guard position
category American Civil War battlefields
Landforms of Prince William County, Virginia
conflict American Civil War
country United States
currentUse historic site
tourist attraction
elevationRelativeToSurroundings higher ground
era American Civil War era
hasFeature Civil War interpretive markers
walking trails
hasRole defensive position
strategic high ground
locatedIn Manassas, Virginia
linked to: Manassas

Prince William County, Virginia
United States
Virginia
managedBy National Park Service
namedAfter Chinn family
near Henry Hill
Stone House
Warrenton Turnpike
partOf Manassas National Battlefield Park
significantEvent First Battle of Bull Run
First Battle of Manassas
usedBy Confederate Army
Union Army

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