Warrenton Turnpike

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Warrenton Turnpike was a key 19th-century Virginia roadway that served as a major strategic axis and contested route during the First Battle of Bull Run in the American Civil War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic roadway
turnpike
associatedWithEvent Union advance from Centreville in July 1861
Union retreat toward Washington after First Bull Run
builtFor toll road transportation
connects Centreville, Virginia NERFINISHED
Warrenton, Virginia NERFINISHED
contestedDuring First Battle of Bull Run NERFINISHED
Second Battle of Bull Run NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crosses Bull Run (stream) NERFINISHED
crossesAt Stone Bridge (Bull Run) NERFINISHED
followsWatercourse Bull Run (stream) NERFINISHED
function major east–west transportation route in northern Virginia
historicalSignificance key axis of advance and retreat for both Union and Confederate forces at Bull Run
locatedIn Fairfax County, Virginia
Prince William County, Virginia NERFINISHED
Virginia
near Dogan Ridge NERFINISHED
Henry House Hill NERFINISHED
Matthews Hill NERFINISHED
partOf Northern Virginia road network NERFINISHED
passesNear Manassas, Virginia NERFINISHED
passesThrough Manassas National Battlefield Park NERFINISHED
presentDayName Lee Highway NERFINISHED
presentDayRoute part of U.S. Route 29
region Northern Virginia
roadType macadamized road
status no longer operates as a toll turnpike
strategicRoleIn First Battle of Bull Run NERFINISHED
Second Battle of Bull Run NERFINISHED
timePeriod 19th century
usedBy Army of Northern Virginia NERFINISHED
Army of the Potomac NERFINISHED
Confederate Army NERFINISHED
Union Army NERFINISHED
usedDuring American Civil War NERFINISHED
usedFor movement of artillery
movement of military supplies
movement of troops

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