File:High Bridge with Cows.jpg
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English: High Bridge near Farmville, Va. Site of two battles during Lee's retreat. Built in 1854, rebuilt in 1914. Photo taken from 2 miles north at Ashland plantation. Mountain in distance is called Leigh's Mountain |
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| Author | Woodfin Ligon |
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2400 feet long by 125 feet above the Appomattox river. Converted from railroad bridge to pedestrian bridge. Now part of Virginia State Park. http://www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/high-bridge-trail. The park size is about 31 miles long. It encloses about 1206 acres
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