White Oak Road Battlefield

White Oak Road Battlefield

A two-thirds-of-a-mile walking trail marked with signs interpreting the 1865 battle begins at the intersection of White Oak Road (VA Route 613) with Clairborne Road (VA Route 631). Remains of the Confederate earthworks, and two well-preserved gun emplacements can be seen.

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The American Battlefield Trust and our members have saved more than 951 acres at White Oak Road Battlefield.

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Battle Facts

Dinwiddie County, VA | March 31, 1865

Result: Union Victory

Estimated Casualties

2,670

Union
1,870

Confed.
800

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