Fredericksburg

[ fred-riks-burg, fred-er-iks- ]

noun

1. a city in NE Virginia, on the Rappahannock River: scene of a Confederate victory 1862.

Example Sentences

One person died after an early-morning crash Tuesday along Interstate 95 in Fredericksburg.

From Washington Post

It is extending Virginia’s express toll lanes on I-95 south to Fredericksburg and north on the Beltway to the Maryland border.

From Washington Post

Wilmington and Fredericksburg are easily accessible via the I-95 corridor.

From Washington Post

Law and lobbyingHirschler Law Group of Fredericksburg appointed Lewis Rhoads partner.

From Washington Post

“These projects seek to reduce I-95 congestion and driver delay in the Fredericksburg area,” the department said.

From Washington Post

At that time the two main armies operating in Virginia were confronting each other near Fredericksburg.

From Project Gutenberg

At five o'clock on the morning of the 11th of December two signal-guns were fired on the heights of Fredericksburg.

From Project Gutenberg

The road from Fredericksburg to Port Royal runs parallel to the river, about half a mile distant from the stream.

From Project Gutenberg

To Lee, who looked across the river from Fredericksburg, there was no change in the appearance of things on the Stafford hills.

From Project Gutenberg

Looking closely into the intrenchments behind Fredericksburg he discovered that the Rebels intended to hold them.

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