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* The Mt. Carmel Church (Federal Army Position before the Battle of North Anna River).
* Hanover Junction (Confederate Army Position before the Battle of North Anna River) : The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
* North Anna River Bridge Crossing (Both Armies Crossed Here : US 1 just South of the Ox Ford Road).
* The Jericho Mills Battlefield (Dead End of Noel Road off Verdon Road - US 684).
* The Entrance to the North Anna River Battlefield off Verdon Road (US 684).
* The Civil War Trails at Ox Ford.
* The Battle of North Anna Battlefield Park Kiosk (Starting Point of Trails).
* The Blue and Gray Trail System.
* Gray Trail Tour Stop - 7 (Save Yourselves If You Can).
* Gray Trail Tour Stop - 8 (The Inverted V).
* Blue Trail Tour Stop - 1 (Men from Massachusetts).
* Blue Trail Tour Stop - 7 (River War).
* The North Anna River.
* The North Anna Battlefield Park : Here at the Ox Ford portion of the battlefield, Confederates turned back Federal attacks of May 24-25, 1864. A six-mile walking trail features interpretive signs that detail the events of the battle. Trench works and rifle pits from the battle are located on the 172-acre property and are considered some of the most pristine examples of earthworks in existence.
* The Civil War Trust "Battle of North Anna, Virginia" Map.
* Hanover Junction (Confederate Army Position before the Battle of North Anna River) : The Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
* North Anna River Bridge Crossing (Both Armies Crossed Here : US 1 just South of the Ox Ford Road).
* The Jericho Mills Battlefield (Dead End of Noel Road off Verdon Road - US 684).
* The Entrance to the North Anna River Battlefield off Verdon Road (US 684).
* The Civil War Trails at Ox Ford.
* The Battle of North Anna Battlefield Park Kiosk (Starting Point of Trails).
* The Blue and Gray Trail System.
* Gray Trail Tour Stop - 7 (Save Yourselves If You Can).
* Gray Trail Tour Stop - 8 (The Inverted V).
* Blue Trail Tour Stop - 1 (Men from Massachusetts).
* Blue Trail Tour Stop - 7 (River War).
* The North Anna River.
* The North Anna Battlefield Park : Here at the Ox Ford portion of the battlefield, Confederates turned back Federal attacks of May 24-25, 1864. A six-mile walking trail features interpretive signs that detail the events of the battle. Trench works and rifle pits from the battle are located on the 172-acre property and are considered some of the most pristine examples of earthworks in existence.
* The Civil War Trust "Battle of North Anna, Virginia" Map.
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