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The Potomac River had enormous strategic importance during the Civil War, and was central to the Battle of Antietam in 1862.
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The '''Potomac River''' is located on the east coast of the [[United States]], and runs through [[Maryland]], [[Virginia]], [[West Virginia]], and [[Washington, D.C.]] before it empties into the [[Chesapeake Bay]]. It is over 380 miles long and wider than 11 miles at its widest point.<ref>http://www.potomacriver.org/about_potomac/about_the_potomac.htm</ref>
 
The '''Potomac River''' is located on the east coast of the [[United States]], and runs through [[Maryland]], [[Virginia]], [[West Virginia]], and [[Washington, D.C.]] before it empties into the [[Chesapeake Bay]]. It is over 380 miles long and wider than 11 miles at its widest point.<ref>http://www.potomacriver.org/about_potomac/about_the_potomac.htm</ref>
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The Potomac River had enormous strategic importance during the [[Civil War]], and was central to the [[Battle of Antietam]] in 1862.
 
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[[Category:United States Rivers]]
 
[[Category:United States Rivers]]
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