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ID: 7017532
Page Link: http://vocab.getty.edu/page/tgn/7017532

 

Record Type: administrative
Hierarchy of Perryville (inhabited place)  Perryville (inhabited place)

Coordinates:
Lat: 37 39 00 N  degrees minutes   Lat: 37.6500  decimal degrees
Long: 084 57 00 W  degrees minutes   Long: -84.9500  decimal degrees

Note: Site of indecisive battle during the Civil War on October 8, 1862 between Confederates under General Braxton Bragg & Union troops under Don Carlos Buell; Confederates withdrew into Tennessee the next day.

Names:
Perryville (preferred,C,V)

Hierarchical Position:
Hierarchy of World (facet)    World (facet)
Hierarchy of North and Central America (continent)  ....  North and Central America (continent) (P)
Hierarchy of United States (nation)  ........  United States (nation) (P)
Hierarchy of Kentucky (state)  ............  Kentucky (state) (P)
Hierarchy of Boyle (county)  ................  Boyle (county) (P)
Hierarchy of Perryville (inhabited place)  ....................  Perryville (inhabited place) (P)

Place Types:
inhabited place (preferred, C)
town (C)
battlefield (H)  ............  in 1862

Sources and Contributors:
Perryville..........  [VP Preferred]
.......................  Canby, Historic Places (1984) II, 727
.......................  USGS, GNIS Digital Gazetteer (1994) GNIS21021070
.......................  Webster's Geographical Dictionary (1984) 943
Subject: .....  [VP]
..................  Canby, Historic Places (1984) II, 727
..................  USGS, GNIS Digital Gazetteer (1994) GNIS21021070
..................  Webster's Geographical Dictionary (1984) 943
 
Note:
English .......... [VP]

 

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